Finally figured out a workaround for this: force quit Safari.
Remember "Minecraft: Pocket Edition 2", that shitty scam game pretending to be an official Minecraft sequel, which managed to hit the US App Store's Top 5 Paid? (Eurogamer Report)
App Review ultimately pulled it after the media started to report on it.
It's back.
Good old App Review.
Oh. Cool, thanks.
Oh wow. That would be great. How do I get to do that? Googling returns nothing.
Where and when does this appear? What does it look like?
More importantly, what happens if you don't change it?
I don't see why not. It's not going to restore the OS. Personally the only reason, as I've said many times, I even restore from backups is because iOS doesn't store my text messages on iCloud so if I restored I'd lose them all. And that's not an option I don't care who you are. Properly designed apps should and do store their data on the cloud so it should just sync when you set up a new phone with your account. But fuck, text messages. In this day and age where all my iOS and OS X devices can receive all my text messages, including SMS ones, on every device my phone gets, I don't understand why it doesn't backup and restore text messages. I'm going to keep restoring from the cloud forever until they implement this. (I'd settle for a working iPhone exploring program that could manually take the Messages database from my old phone and put it on my new one. Seeing as I only want to do it occasionally. I think later iOS versions break this ability or the apps that can still do it all cost too much and are too shifty to trust.)
Googling brings me to PhoneView which actually for once LOOKS like a Mac app (Explorer looks like a Windows app) but it costs $30 for something I'm not even 100% sure will do what I want to do. I just want to get my messages database in its entirety from my iPhone to my computer, so I can erase my phone completely, and then set it up as a brand new phone but then copy the database back onto the phone without problems. Everything else will pretty much be automatically pulled from iCloud just from logging in without a restore required. But messages are per device and "synced" in an archaic old-style manner where SMS is downloaded to the phone first, then sent through iCloud to every device separately and iMessages are pulled down like Instant Messaging, but aren't stored on iCloud at all. So once all devices receive the message I'm sure they just disappear so you can't just set up a new machine and have it retrieve them all. It's really stupid that messages don't sync like everything else where if I delete one on one device they disappear everywhere. It becomes a mess. I fear iOS 10 and OS X 10.12 won't fix this either. I still can't get my messages to sync to my iMac or iPad either. The approval code never shows up.
PhoneView can get your messages off the phone, for backup purposes, but can't put them on again. Great app though.
What's the point of backing them up if you can't restore them?
To have, you know, a backup?
Ate you sure you've not just pressed the button at the top of the video player that zooms the video in? It's icon is a double ended arrow.Ok for the longest time, there has been a bug with portrait video playback from videos recorded under iOS ... Maybe it's ios6.
But after about iOS 8 or something I noticed that any portrait video recorders a while ago, playing back it tries to play t back in landscape, and just crops the top and bottom like probably 70% of the video. I believe it's just playback.
I keep wondering if they will ever fix this, but it's probably a no by now. It means all my videos I took off my kid back then are sort of in viewable on my phone
I assume it's some way they flag orientation in videos.
The fact that it happens to other people too (threads on Apple discussion board) would suggest no.