Pavel Jelic It's less than two weeks since this year's developer conference WWDC, where Apple introduced brand new operating systems. Just to remind you, there was the introduction of iOS and iPadOS 16, macOS 13 Ventura and watchOS 9. All these operating systems are available in beta versions for developers. Of course, we are already testing them in the editorial office and bring you articles in which you can learn everything you need to know about them so that you can look forward to the public release of the mentioned systems even more. In this article, we'll look at 5 tips and tricks in Messages from iOS 16.
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Recently deleted messages
It is quite possible that you have ever found yourself in a situation where you managed to delete a message or even an entire conversation in Messages. Mistakes just happen, but the problem is that Messages simply won't forgive you for them. In contrast, Photos, for example, places all deleted content in the Recently Deleted album for 30 days, from where you can restore it. Anyway, the good news is that in iOS 16, this Recently Deleted section is also coming to Messages. So whether you delete a message or a conversation, you'll always be able to restore it for 30 days. Just tap on the top left to view Edit → View Recently Deleted, if you have active filters, so Filters → Recently Deleted.
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New message filters
As most of you probably know, iOS has been a feature for a long time, thanks to which it is possible to filter messages from unknown senders. However, in iOS 16, these filters have been expanded, which many of you will definitely appreciate. Specifically, filters are available All messages, Known senders, Unknown senders, Unread messages a Recently deleted. To activate message filtering, just go to Settings → Messages, where you activate the function Filter unknown senders.
Mark as unread
As soon as you click on any message in the Messages application, it is automatically marked as read. But the problem is that from time to time it can happen that you open the message by mistake and you don't have time to read it. Even so, it will be marked as read and there is a high probability that you will forget about it. In iOS 16, it is now possible to re-mark a conversation that you have read as unread. All you have to do is move to the Messages app where after a conversation, swipe from left to right. You can also mark an unread message as read.
Content you collaborate on
Within Apple operating systems, you can share content or data in various applications - for example in Notes, Reminders, Files, etc. If you would like to view all the content and data on which you collaborate with a specific person in bulk, then in iOS 16 you can, and it in the app News. Here, you simply need to open conversation with the selected contact, where then at the top click on profile of the person concerned. Then just scroll down to the section Cooperation, where all content and data resides.
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Deleting and editing a sent message
Most likely, all of you already know that in iOS 16 it will be possible to easily delete or edit sent messages. These are two features that users have been clamoring for for a really long time, so it's definitely nice that Apple finally decided to add them. For deleting or editing a message you just need to be on it they held finger, which will display the menu. Then just tap on cancel sending respectively Edit. In the first case, the message is automatically deleted immediately, in the second case, you just need to edit the message and confirm the action. Both of these actions can be done within 15 minutes of sending the message, not later.
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