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Starting with iOS 10, the Photos app on your iPhone and iPad will automatically scan your pictures for faces and places, making it easier to find the shots you're looking for. It'll even group them into collections, and quickly automate creation of a view to relive your memories. AppleInsider offers a closer look at how it all works.
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Since most people store photos in the cloud, will iOS 10 analyze them as well of just the photos on the phone? Thank.
It is wonderful that Photo is adding classification capabilities in IOS 10. I am more interested in asking Apple to make the iCloud/Photo ecosystem more robust. While I have synced my iPhone and two Macs with icloud and love it, I have been unable to successfully sync another family members MacBook and iPhone because the OSX cloud sync process hangs anytime it finds a corrupt photo.
In addition to upgrading Photo on IOS and OSX my hope is that Apple makes the sync process more reliable.
P.S. Google Photos synced these devices without problems -- it just skipped the corrupt photos.