Yes that's exactly what I'm seeing on some occasion when I close the app.Here, I was finally able to get a screen recording of the issue. The slight hitch in the animation when the app closes is what I’m talking about.
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Yes that's exactly what I'm seeing on some occasion when I close the app.Here, I was finally able to get a screen recording of the issue. The slight hitch in the animation when the app closes is what I’m talking about.
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Thanks for the update. It had mostly gone away for me but then I rebooted my phone and it came back. Not sure if it's just me getting used to it or the fact that it fixed itself over time.So far the gm of 14.2 seems to have to have fixed this. Still to early to tell.
I feel like it’s been the opposite for me. When I rebooted it was fine for a while, but now has gotten worse the longer it’s been. Guess we’ll see if 14.2 really helps.Thanks for the update. It had mostly gone away for me but then I rebooted my phone and it came back. Not sure if it's just me getting used to it or the fact that it fixed itself over time.
Doesn't everyone turn on Reduce Motion these days? It stops the idiotic parallax animation, the idiotic zoom app animation, and the truly asinine effects idiots think they should put in messages.Try turning on reduce motion and turn on reduce transparency. Two less things for GPU to process. I run mine that way for years now and like how it speeds up an already fast screen transition.
I turn them off to make the phone work *efficiently*. Once you've seen the Parallax effect once... who cares? Once you've seen the Zoom effect once... who cares? And there is zero interest in some numbskull on the other end of an iMessage thread being able to decide that some effect is going to take place on *my* phone. Now, if you could only disable seeing heart/thumbup/thumbdown/etc...Nobody should have to turn off motion effects to have their phone work smoothly.