How to quickly delete and share screenshots on iPhone or iPadiOS 11 has super-charged screenshots. Here's everything you can do with them — and why it matters.
If you're running iOS 11, you may have noticed that taking a screenshot is a little different than in previous versions of iOS. You'll still press two buttons and see the screen flash, but beyond that, you have a ton of new editing options. Here's what you need to know about screenshots and iOS 11.
So what's new with iOS 11 and screenshots?
First and foremost: Screenshots no longer clutter up your Photos library if you don't want them there. Apple has added two incredibly useful features to make this work: a Screenshots album, and the new Screenshots floating interface.
Existing device screenshots have been sorted into iOS 11's new Screenshots album, where you can delete unwanted screens en masse.
Additionally, when you take a new screenshot (or series of screenshots in a short period of time), the snap minimizes itself in the bottom left corner of the screen. From her...
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How to quickly delete and share screenshots on iPhone or iPad
