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When I hide photos in my Camera Roll, they appear in the "Hidden" folder, but they still appear in the Camera Roll. Isn't the purpose of this feature to not show the photos in Camera Roll? As far as I can tell I'm using this feature correctly, and I have researched it just to make sure I am, but maybe I'm being dumb. Is anyone else having this problem? I'm running iOS 9.3 on an iPhone 6 Plus. Do I need to downgrade my iOS version?
Isn't it rather stupid that "hidden photos" still appear in the "all photos" folder? What part of "hidden" is not being understood here??? Is there a way to hide the "all photos" folder entirely, from someone randomly picking up my phone and looking at the photos?
Hope so, Apple seems to have a way of screwing things up. They do a pretty god job with the phone which I have but would never have any of there laptop or pc products, can't even compare with the productivity of Windows products.
Thanks and that's helpful.
WHat about on the Photos on Mac. how do we get the same result as in iPhoto which hides pictures in all places with just a switch ?
A great idea! And it will save storage as well, since the preview files will be tiny. 😁
This is just more stupidity by apple, what is the point of hiding the photo if its not hidden. I don't know what they are thinking sometimes.
This will change in Photos on High Sierra and iOS 11. Then hidden photos will only be visible in the Hidden album.
Could it be done by saving a photo to a "note" and then delete the photo from the "photos" app and then locking the note?
Does it allow photo share through what’s app ?
E_ebied wrote:
Does it allow photo share through what’s app ?
I have no idea as I don't use that app.
Hidden photos still show in Camera Roll
