However, Apple’s is more limited because it only pulls up tracks that are in your ‘recently listened’ list. The iMessage extension itself rolled out in Spotify’s latest iOS app update this week, and was then spotted by iGeneration, MacRumors, and others.Īs reports have noted, a key difference between Spotify’s iMessage app and Apple Music’s is that the latter allows you to listen to the full track right in iMessage. (We also noticed that once it knows you’re a paying Spotify user, the option to stream a clip goes away and you’re just directed to the Spotify app to stream.)Ībove: Spotify’s iMessage app begins suggesting songs as you type From here they can play the provided 30-second clip, or tap the “Play on Spotify” button below to hear the full track, if you’re a subscriber. You can also select a previously recorded video from the photo library.The recipient then taps the image which launches a new window, overlaid on top of the chat session. Tap Done when you are finished recording. Tap camera, then switch to Video and start recording. Tap Done when you are finished recording. You can also select a previously recorded video from the photo library.
Tip: You can add a caption to your photo or make it a Meme before you share it. Go to the chat that you want to share a GIF. Just tap the Meme button in the top of the video. The Meme feature lets you add text to your videos. If you recorded a new video, tap Done. After reviewing your video, tap Done. Tap Camera where you can select Take Video and record your video. You can also select a previously recorded video from your Gallery. Go to the chat that you want to share a video. Our Meme feature lets you easily add text to your photos and turn them into fun memes.Īll photos shared within a group are automatically saved to the group's gallery.
If you don't have the ability to send multiple photos, be sure to update to the latest version of GroupMe. Things to keep in mind about photos in GroupMe:
Tip: You can add a caption to your photo or make it a Meme before you share it.
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