There are two ways to delete images in your Messages app on your iPhone. You can delete individual images by pressing down on the image bubble you want to delete until the "Copy/Save/More..." options pop up on your display. Select the "More..." option then tap the trash can icon to delete the checked image.
You can forward any images sent to you in the Messages app by simply pressing down on the image bubble until the "Copy/Save/More..." button pops up on your display. Tap the "More..." option, then select the image you want to forward and tap the arrow icon at the bottom of your display. This will open a new message window where you can type the phone number or name of the contact you want to forward the image to.
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If you are new to Snapchat, one of the most popular messaging apps in the world, or just not very familiar with all of its features, you may be disappointed that on the surface it seems like you can only send photos and videos you take with the app and not ones that are already in your camera roll. Fortunately this isn't the case, it's just not that obvious how to do it. If you have the Snapchat app on your iPhone or iPad and want to send photos from your Photos app, there are two ways to do it, here's how:
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If you just got your hands on Apple's most recent iPhone, the 4-inch iPhone SE, you're no doubt eager to get started. This guide covers all the basics you need to know so you can hit the ground running with your new iPhone.
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If you often find yourself typing in the same long phrase, name, URL, etc. while texting or emailing from your iPhone, iOS has a great tool that allows you to get around this called "Text Replacement." The feature has been available since iOS 5 and starts out with one default example - typing "omw" will bring up the option to replace it with "On my way!" So if you are constantly asking work colleagues when you can expect their TPS reports, now can create your own shortcut, "tps," to ask the full question, instead of typing it out every time.
