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Long-awaited iCloud Shared Photo Library feature launching with iOS 16.1

Por: 9to5Mac Tech October 18, 2022

iCloud Shared Photo Library was one of the headlining features when Apple first showed off iOS 16. And even before that, something like it was a highly requested capability for years. Now after being delayed past the initial iOS 16 launch in September, the notes have revealed that the highly anticipated feature will be . iCloud Shared Photo Library goes beyond the Shared Albums feature that’s been available for years. It lets you automatically... + full article



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