Many iPhone 13 Pro/ 7/XS Max/8 Plus users are facing issue with latest iOS 15 update while using #images. While iPhone 7
users tries to send gif, it gives a message "Could Not Share Image. The
internet connection appears to be offline". The
problem is reported with cellular network only, while on the WIFI #images seems
to work normal.
iPhone
7 don’t have hashtagimages listed under cellular on iOS 15/13. The problem is
serious for many iPhone users as #images stopped working on both Wi Fi and
cellular on iOS 13.1.3.
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| #images not working in iOS 13 |
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How to fix #images (hashtag images) not working on iPhone 13 Pro Max /XR/XS/ iOS 15: 2022
Fix 1:
Turn off WIFI Assist
Usually
after the iOS updates there are chances that some setting may gets turned ON or
OFF due to upgrade. If hashtagimages (#images) are not loading in your iPhone.
Wi-Fi
Assist is on by default in iOS 15. If you don't want your iOS device to stay
connected to the Internet when you have a poor Wi-Fi connection, you can
disable Wi-Fi Assist. Go to Settings -> Cellular or Settings -> Mobile
Data. Then scroll down and tap the slider for Wi-Fi Assist.
Fix 2 :
Turn on MMS Messaging
Go to
Settings>Messages>Turn On ‘MMS Messaging and now try again to send
#images on iPhone/ iOS 13.
Fix 3 :
Enable mobile data for #hastag images
Make
sure to that the mobile data is turned on for #images, the settting is off for
many users facing issues with imessages #images. (Settings -> Cellular ->
HashtagImages -> “ON”)
Fix 4 :
Change iphone region settings
Please
note that #images is the country-specific feature , so please check if country
is in the list or not. It could be possible that the region setting has changed
during up gradation to iOS13 and causing missing #images from iPhone. If you
are in the supported country then, try to change the region to your country
otherwise, choose the US as a region.
If you still don’t see it try changing the
region to the UK and then back to the US and restart the phone and put the
iPhone language to English(UK).
Fix 5: Add
the #images again
One
easy way to fix the issue when #images are missing from iPhone/ iOS is to Re-add the #images. · In In order to add
the Images open the Messages by tapping on its icon. On Messages interface,
open the app drawer and tap on “+” icon. After that, choose Manage.
Remove the #images and re-add it
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