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All of the latest iPhones form 6S onwards support taking Live photos with Camera. It is when the phone takes a mini film of a couple of seconds before and after the picture has been taken. Whenever you long tap on a photo, it starts moving. While some people may consider it a blessing, for many people it is a needless stunt.
Thankfully, you can switch it off as due to the mini film the phone has to take for each image. But it will make your photo much more prominent, and in no time it will begin to eat your storage space. If you are not into Live Photo feature then just switch it off and reclaim that space.
FOLLOW THESE TWO STEPS TO SWITCH OFF THE IOS LIVE PHOTOSYes, you have heard it right. Just two taps. It is quite simple, but if you have no idea where to look, then it can be a little difficult to figure out.
Firstly, launch the Camera app on your phone.
In long run, you will save yourself from so much of storage space by switching off iOS Live Photos. Switching off the Live Photos may not auto wipe film part of the photo. Best way to check is to take help of Mac Photos app.
James Thomas is a Microsoft Office expert and has been working in the technical industry since 2002. As a technical expert, James has written technical blogs, manuals, white papers, and reviews for many websites such as office.com/setup.
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