In iOS 18 There is a hidden way to classify your photos so the latest saved pic will appear under the grid, even if the picture is obtained, and this is my favorite setting in the new photo app.
When iOS 18 was launched in September, the update included a -Revamp Photos app That brought more collections and albums ahead of the app. You can still access a grid full of all your photos if you swip. But these are not my favorite changes. Instead, the classification of photos by when they added to the pictures is the top of my list.
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Before, if someone sent me a picture and I saved it, the picture would be placed in the next step -next -based on when the picture was taken -with all my other pictures default. So if a family member has sent me a picture since last day and I have saved it, the picture will disappear into a sea of other pictures.
I would like to scroll along the way -photos and videos to find it, and sometimes I'll give up. But I saw a toggle in the pictures called Subject -Sort by recently —the only added added It lets you sort your photos based on when they are saved on your device, not when they are taken.
Here's how to classify your photos when they are saved in pictures so you don't lose a picture again.
How to classify your photos based on when they have been saved
1. Open Pictures.
2. Scroll up on your photos until the grid takes your entire screen.
3. Tap up and down the arrows in the left corner of your screen.
4. Tap Subject -Sort by recently —the only added added.
Once you've tapped that option, you can see your photos move to adjust to the setting change. Your latest photo saved or taken is under the grid, even though your latest -saving photo is from your wedding years ago.
For more tips and tricks of iOS 18, here's how to make sure RCS messaging has been enabled to your iPhone and how Bring the volume of the bar Back to your lock screen. You can also check our iOS 18 cheat sheet.
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