YOU might be sharing photos wrong on your iPhone – even if you’ve had one for years.
Apple has hidden loads of tricks inside the iPhone, and it’s unlikely that you’ve found them all.
One popular Apple trick is being able to quickly move multiple photos between apps at once.
And once you learn it, you’ll be using it all the time.
This particular hack was shared by gadget expert Ray Rodriguez on TikTok, who posts under the name @raimielrodriguez.
So how does it work?
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Normally if you wanted to move an iPhone photo, you’d probably go into the Share options.
From there, you’d look to share the iPhone photo to another app or copy it.
But there’s a different way that is really quick and very satisfying.
Simply go into your Photos app and hold your finger down on a photo.
Then without release, navigate to a Messages chat and drop the image on the char bar.
The photo you chose will then appear in Messages.
You can even select and hold multiple photos at once.
And lots of apps support this feature, so you can share to multiple places.
It doesn’t just work from the Photos app either.
You can even do this from Google Images in a web browser.
The images need to held there with one finger and you can use another finger to swipe up and locate Photos.
Open Photos and make sure you’re on an album with a visible ‘plus’ symbol at the end.
Drag and drop your Google Images photos to the symbol and watch how they automatically save to your Photos app.
This bulk saving method is quicker than other ways of saving Google Image photos.
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