With IOS 10, how do I move images from email/text to the photo album?

Apple really ****** me off with their ARBITRARY moving around of features and functions, and they don't even have the courtesy to make it clear after the update exactly WHAT was changed and how to access it. I got extremely upset because I tried to send a couple of images to myself, rather than go through the convoluted b.s. of sending images to iCloud which I DON'T use and NEVER intend to use, just because I don't trust any online storage service with my personal content due to the HACKERS out there- and oh yes, my wife's iPhone and iPad got hacked within the last year! Took us WEEKS and WEEKS to get her iPad unlocked! So even Apple is not immune to this! Had to google this just to find an answer, which is COMPLETELY ridiculous, in my opinion!

It never ceases to amaze me how you Apple fans, when Apple ticks you off, you start to bash Microsoft. Sorry, but I have few issues with Microsoft's updates, IOS has been nothing but a pain in all the wrong places with every update.

I'm not sure what you're going on about. Since you're such a big Microsoft fan, answer me this- as a MICROSOFT product user since Windows 3.11, I have seen Microsoft pull ALL kinds of bone-headed mistakes with their updates throughout the years, and they have an established TRACK RECORD for releasing operating systems with bugs in them. I can't remember a time since Windows 98 when something that worked in earlier versions of Windows didn't get BROKEN when the new operating system was rolled out- about the time they came out with all the necessary 'fixes' and updates that made the previous operating system just about tolerable. I've probably gone through almost ALL of the Windows operating systems, and am currently on Windows 10 on two of my machines. And YES, things got 'broken' during those updates from Windows 7 as well! So don't get all on your hackles about how great you think Windows is- I use it and I use my Apple devices, and tit for tat, I've had FAR FEWER problems with the iOS updates than I EVER have with updates on Microsoft products- that's not to say I haven't had my issues with iOS, but that is mostly complaints about the GUI and functions being moved around, rather than performance issues with the O.S. So what makes you think Microsoft is ANY better than Apple regarding the update process? At least with Apple, they are upfront about updating, and even then they still don't FORCE you to update automatically, like Microsoft does. That was a change Microsoft would have been better off NOT instituting, and I don't think you can argue with that.

Put your finger on the image (don't press down) and after a couple seconds a menu will appear which includes the save option.

Glad I could help.

Why don't you leave things alone?

Why move useful options?

seems that apple has appointed knob heads from microsoft to make things which were very simple to be very annoying...loosing faith unless these children are controled....Steve J had em sorted.