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Select the photo you’d like to edit, then click “Edit” in the upper right corner to access editing options and start editing photos on your iPhone.

After tapping on the Clean Up icon, the tool will automatically identify objects to delete, such as people. These objects will be outlined in color. Step 6: To remove any of the automatically ...

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Google regularly updates its Photos editing tools, and a significant upgrade just arrived on the web. There are new features here (some of which were previously available only on the Android app).

Before accessing iCloud Photos on an Apple device, the feature first needs to be enabled in Settings. Here's how to do it on an iPhone or iPad: Open the Settings app. Tap your name at the top. Tap ...