Photos debacle after 18.1.1 update

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Jizkid wrote: "It is on 79%..

So closing in on replacement."

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atlcycle wrote:

They could easily undo what they did...they are choosing to not do it. Guessing customers like us don't have enough influence.

Have you told Apple what you'd like to see?

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It is on 79%..

So closing in on replacement.

For me this does not explain, that

• from yesterday on 18.2 siri shortcut commands worked and today on 18.3 it does not work anymore. According to Occams Razor, the most logical reason is probably the update.
• Siri does work with other commands that are in the Home-App… that is also the answer of Siri, that it does not see the shortcut I want to have executed in the Home app… Was there a change that those shortcut commands should be in the home app? Would be weird wouldn’t it?

Cheers,

Jim

but, what specifically? You can search by date. Recent dates, includes photos by day. You can sort the photos.

Why not? The most recent photos are in your library and in recent days.

That's how photos has always worked. All of your photos are in the library.

The update cannot be reversed. Your albums remain. Recents remains. Everything is still there.

You can, of course, still search by date. And, you can view photos by date in recent days.

What specifically are you having an issue with in photos?

Indeed. The search facility changed into garbage, while it used to be very functional.

Filed a complaint into the Feedback as you suggested, thanks, but I fear that also will not help, but who knows.

For now we will have to stumble on with a debilitated app.

Monty M wrote:

Please do something good with this

No one participating here can do that.

No, they’re not. I’m on holiday and have been taking photos every day. My “recents” include Sunday and then today (Friday) with no images in between.

THANKFULLY they are showing on my iPad, but those missing days are mirrors when I log into iCloud.

it’s utterly infuriating.

I spent the weekend moving all my photos to the windows 11 laptop I had planned to replace in a migration to Apple or had until 18.1.1. I am still looking for a solution. The photos color quality and detail lost in transition. Color and fatal are critical for my use. My advice is to try some options, free or short term, to test image quality. Befuddling decision by Apple.

This seems to be the right place to add my beef. I sometimes add a group of photos from my PC to my iPad by copying them to the iCloud Photos folder on my PC. Pre-update, these photos would show up in the Recents folder where I could find them and put them in an album. Now, they don’t show up in recently saved. Only some of them show up in maps despite all of them having been geotagged. And as others have noted only a few of them show up in the by day view. I’m having scroll back through the entire collection to manually find the photos. Has anyone found a workaround? The only one I can think of is to upload my photos straight to an album on iCloud.com but that is much clunkier than the iCloud folder. Thanks.