No.

You can't even edit a phone number that's pasted into the dialer. If you want to remove a number or add a number. You can't.

Crazy how basic features like this are missing.

Awesome! Now I can get left on read on Windows too!

Why is this “exciting”?

I use scrcpy wireless on my windows pc. It now have audio support too.

My suggestion is to setup FaceID with makeup, add an alternate appearance without makeup so see if that helps

Maybe. I used Dell’s implementation of this a while back and it was horribly unreliable and the need for the Bluetooth connection was annoying. If it is better than that, it could be nice, but I’m pretty skeptical.

Thx, will check them out.

You can always consider Casetify if you wanted to make a custom design case with the design you like, at least it's reputable brand.

Nothing really… but I’ve never seen any design like frome’s with the colors on the case referencing a particular movie.

I long press and copy comes up whether there’s caller ID or not.

How’s this compared to AirMessage?

Can't say I've heard of them either. What's wrong with the household brand of cases like Spigen or ESR?

I tried unison but it doesn't work properly 😅

i was afraid of this

How did you get the Bigsur VM to run?

Great. Something else my windows pc will nag me to activate that I have no interest in.

No one knows until June.. in best case.. when the iOS 17 beta program is released.. but we can’t be certain until September..

I wouldn’t be surprised if iPhone 8 would get iOS 17.. but not iOS 18..

Yet, even if it wouldn’t get iOS 17, you would still get security updates on iPhone 8 for a couple of years more so you’ll still be safe.

If you would like to get a newer iPhone but still keep it cheap, an iPhone SE 2020 is the next best and cheap iPhone to go..

Ideally you should be able to long press on the number to copy. Worst case: Take a screenshot and then copy it from the text.

May need a new face.

But who handles sms? I thought l rcs was just the next iteration of sms. Then google adds the encryption part of it. Can’t apple do it for their devices? I mean I guess you could say why when they have iMessage but if they’re so concerned about privacy, it would make iOS users completely secure then. Because technically apple users are vulnerable when texting via sms.

Think about it from Apple's side, the RCS implementation that is most widely used is controlled by Google and run through Google's servers.

Do you really think they'd want to hand that kind of control over users and their messages over to Google, regardless of whether it's encrypted? Apple has made a big push over the last little while of trying to appear security focused, a decision like that wouldn't help.

Also soon as Google opens up the API to allow third party texting apps like Textra to use RCS, then I might be more willing to believe Google wants to work with anyone on it rather than control it themselves.

Just like sms, rcs is the next evolution of that standard. Apple could move to it.

Then you're trading one proprietary system for another. Fallback systems need to be open standards and not managed by one corporation. Right now that is the technical equivalent of saying Apple should have integrated Google Hangouts into iMessage. There needs to be a push from the FCC to sunset SMS.

What app are you using to play your personal music? I use Youtube Music so I completely uninstalled Apple Music and Siri automatically plays all my requests through YTM.