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This is probably due to the new face recognition stuff which runs in the background in iOS 10 and Sierra. I think I had similar issues for the first couple days
by sjm 10y ago
This is probably due to the new face recognition stuff which runs in the background in iOS 10 and Sierra. I think I had similar issues for the first couple days as it does an initial run through your library, but I haven't had any issues since. Same with Sierra.
This would line up with other's comments on it magically fixing itself after a few days.
- cauterized 10y agoWhich apps use facial recognition? And is there a way to turn it off?
- manicdee 10y agoPhotos and Do not store photos on the iOS device.
- cauterized 10y agoWait, if you store your photos locally there's no way to disable facial recognition on them?
- manicdee 10y agoThat is what I am led to believe. Once you take a photo on the iOS 10 device it will attempt to perform face recognition. What I am not sure of is whether iOS will attempt face recognition on photos transferred to it from another source.
- zbrox 10y agoThe facial recognition runs only while connected to power.
- lorenzhs 10y agoNope: "For both iOS and macOS, the new Photos scans quietly for objects and scenes, but because facial recognition is more computationally (and thus battery) intensive, both OSes let you know that face-interpretation only occurs when iOS devices and Mac laptops are plugged in and have sufficient charge. In iOS, it can happen in the background while the device is plugged in." http://www.macworld.com/article/3092715/photography/hands-on-with-the-new-photos-features-in-macos-sierra-and-ios-10.html http://www.macworld.com/article/3092715/photography/hands-on...