To fully enjoy the PhotoShare Frame (PSF) app and access all your photos directly, you need to enable "Full Access" in your iPhone settings. Follow the steps below to modify the photo access permissions:
As of 2020, iOS defaults to "Limited Access" for new apps accessing photos. This setting limits the app to only the photos you manually select. By choosing Full Access, you will allow the PSF app to automatically access and display all your photos, enhancing your user experience.
When using the PhotoShare Frame (PSF) app, you have two main options for photo access permissions: Full Access and Limited Access. Understanding the difference between these settings can help you better manage how your photos are displayed within the app.
Full Access permission allows the PhotoShare Frame app to immediately display all photos stored on your iPhone. This setting is ideal for users who want to effortlessly view their entire photo library in the app without the need to manually select which photos to include.
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Limited Access, on the other hand, gives you more control over which photos are displayed by the PSF app. This setting is default for most apps since iOS changes in 2020 and is useful if you prefer to curate the content visible in the app.
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Each setting offers distinct advantages depending on your personal preferences and how you intend to use the PhotoShare Frame app. Adjust your settings as needed to create the most enjoyable viewing experience.
If you encounter any issues or have questions about setting permissions, please contact our support team. We are here to help you get the most out of your PhotoShare Frame app.