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When iOS 11 launches this fall, users will be able to take advantage of a few new Messages features like iCloud syncing and a one-handed keyboard. AppleInsider takes a closer look at Messages in iOS 11 beta 2 in this video.
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I am curious about deleting messages in iOS 11. If for example, I compose a message send it to a friend and then delete it. Will it be erased on my device only or both? What I am asking is, will deleted message stay on my friend's phone or it'll be deleted also?
Very nicely done video. Who is that?
The persistent appearance of garish app "sticker" icons (on iPad, at least) is maddening.
I wish there was a preference to "hide app extensions" from Messages for users who are not teenagers.