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It would be better if we could lock the hidden album behind a passcode or Face/Touch ID. CommentĪ savvy user could open the Settings app, change the Hidden Album toggle, and make the private album re-appear. This new feature is a step in the right direction, but Apple needs to do more to conceal hidden photos. If you want to view your hidden photos, you simply return to Settings > Photos and re-enable the toggle. People snooping through your photos will no longer be able to find your Hidden album and all the images hidden within it.
When it is disabled, the Hidden album will be removed from the Photos app’s albums tab. Tap on Photos, and you will see a new toggle for the Hidden album. Open the Settings app and scroll until you find “Photos.”. In iOS 14 beta 5, Apple added a new option to hide the Hidden album further. Voila, all of your hidden photos are conveniently now in plain sight, all in one place. People can find your hidden photos by merely tapping the Albums tab, finding the album labeled Hidden, and then tapping to open it. It’s a misnomer as the album really isn’t hidden. Photos you’ve selected to conceal are then placed in a photo album called Hidden. Though, it’s a farce as the images are only hidden from your main “All Photos” library. In iOS 13 and even early beta versions of iOS 14, there’s an option to hide your photos in the Share menu. The Photos app for iOS has never been all that great at hiding your photos. But first, here’s some background information. Unlike previous versions of iOS, where you couldn’t truly hide photos, this latest version allows you to better protect your photos from prying eyes. Apple recently released iOS 14 beta 5 to developers with a handful of smaller changes and one significant change to the way the Photos app handles your photo library.
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