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travel1 year ago

"Family's £165 Loss in Ryanair Check-In Dispute"

A family was charged £165 by Ryanair to check in at the airport, leading to a dispute that was ruled in favor of the airline by an independent ombudsman. The passenger, Damian Lloyd, expressed frustration with the airline's handling of the situation and its refusal to refund the fee. This incident has brought attention to the issue of airline fees, with critics arguing that such charges for simple mistakes are unfair and contribute to negative perceptions of airlines like Ryanair.

via BBC.com|
#airline-fees#check-in#dispute-resolution
technology2 years ago

Mastering iOS 17: Essential features and tips for seamless usage

iOS 17 introduces new features and upgrades to the Messages app. Users can now benefit from automatic transcription of audio messages, share their estimated time of arrival with a trusted contact through the Check In feature, search messages with multiple filters, organize apps in a new submenu, easily navigate and reply to messages, share their location in real-time within the app, and automatically delete verification codes for added convenience.

via The Verge|
#check-in#features#ios-17
technology2 years ago

"Exploring the Latest iOS 17 Features and Updates"

Apple's new safety feature, Check In, automatically sends your location and other important information to selected contacts to let them know you've arrived safely at your destination. The feature also works with your wearable if you have one of the best Apple watches. Check In is one of several big changes coming to the Messages app with iOS 17. The information shared with Check In will be encrypted and set up by the user on a per-contact basis. Currently, iOS 17 is only available as a developer beta, with the first public beta scheduled to roll out later this summer.

via Tom's Guide|
#apple#check-in#ios-17
technology2 years ago

"iOS 17: Major Changes Coming to Apple Messages and CarPlay"

Apple's iOS 17 software update will bring major changes to Messages, including the ability to turn photos into stickers, transcribe voice memos, and use refined search features. The update also introduces Check In, a location sharing feature that allows users to keep friends and family updated on their whereabouts. The update will be available in the fall, but developers can try it out now and a public beta will be available in a month.

via CNET|
#apple#check-in#ios-17
technology2 years ago

iOS 17: Bridging the Gap Between Apple and Android Features.

Apple's iOS 17 plans to overhaul the Messages app, bringing some of the best features we've already seen on WhatsApp, Signal, Google Messages and other rivals to iMessage. One new feature, Check In, could very well be the next feature we see get copied back by other texting apps. Another new feature, Catch Up, shows where you left off in a group chat. iOS 17 also includes audio message transcription, swipe-to-reply, and improvements to voice typing. While there are still areas for improvement, these updates show that substantial improvements to iPhone texting are on the way.

via CNET|
#apple#check-in#imessage
technology2 years ago

"Apple's Latest Updates and Changes: What You Need to Know"

Apple's Messages will receive new features through the iOS 17 update, including the ability to turn photos into stickers, transcribe voice memos, and use a refined search feature. The update also includes a new location sharing feature called Check In, which allows users to keep friends and family updated on their whereabouts. The update will be available this fall, and developers can try it out now while everyone else can try the public beta in a month.

via CNET|
#apple#check-in#ios-17
technology2 years ago

"Apple's iOS 17: New Features and Updates Unveiled at WWDC 2023"

Apple's iOS 17 introduces an overhaul of the Messages app, including the ability to view transcribed voice messages, a safety-focused "Check In" option, and a new stickers experience. The app's iMessage apps have been relocated to be tucked under a plus sign, and a new "Sensitive Content Warning" feature will help adult users avoid seeing unwanted nude images and videos. Other updates in the OS include improvements to autocorrect and dictation, a new Journal app, and updates to the Phone app and FaceTime.

via TechCrunch|
#apple#check-in#ios-17