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iOS 14: You can finally add captions to photos

In iOS 14, Apple made many useful changes that increase the overall usability of the operating system. The improvements have affected most of the system's standard applications, including the main screen, the concept of which has remained largely unchanged since iOS 4, where folders on the desktop first appeared. The changes were not spared and the “Photos” application.
A similar application for macOS had previously supported adding captions to photographs, but this option was not available to users of the company's mobile operating systems. In iOS 14, this bug was fixed. To add a description to the image, simply open the photo in full screen mode and swipe up to go to the field to add a caption. After that, the subscription is synchronized across all user devices.



In addition, filters for classifying images have appeared in the Photos application and the ability to play live photos has been improved. In addition, zooming in and out of the album preview icons has become more convenient than on iOS 13. Remember that the release version of the operating system will be released in the fall along with the iPhone 12 series smartphones.

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