Bubble Effects not working with Reduce Motion on

[St. Germain]

I thought this was unfortunate that I can't send messages to someone with Bubble Effects if I have Reduce Motion turned on. I suppose it makes sense, and I won't use it that often, but it doesn't seem like it should affect being able to send someone else messages.

 

[izzyfanto]

I personally think the message effects are lame and I don't like animations so it doesn't bother me at all. But I agree it's weird that reducing motion kills the message effects for those that might want them.

 

[Jessica Lares]

They disable those and not the stickers which are going to end up being worse most likely.

 

[C DM]

They disable those and not the stickers which are going to end up being worse most likely.

Potentially depending on if they have movement or not.

 

[DaveOP]

I'm not sure what's so hard to understand. They have reduce motion for people who get sick or have issues with some of the animations. The message effects have plenty of motion, so they are disabled. Accessibility is for those with health issues/disabilities/special needs from their iDevices.

 

[St. Germain]

I'm not sure what's so hard to understand. They have reduce motion for people who get sick or have issues with some of the animations. The message effects have plenty of motion, so they are disabled. Accessibility is for those with health issues/disabilities/special needs from their iDevices.

Why disable it for people SENDING the message? The person sending the effect can have it hidden from them, but why limit them from being able to send effects?

 

[C DM]

Why disable it for people SENDING the message? The person sending the effect can have it hidden from them, but why limit them from being able to send effects?

Perhaps because they wouldn't really see what they are sending in that scenario?

 

[DaveOP]

Why disable it for people SENDING the message? The person sending the effect can have it hidden from them, but why limit them from being able to send effects?

When sending, the motion effects are still shown. I suppose they could turn that off too, but it seems unlikely anyone actually using the feature for accessibility would use this anyway.

 

[C DM]

I thought this was unfortunate that I can't send messages to someone with Bubble Effects if I have Reduce Motion turned on. I suppose it makes sense, and I won't use it that often, but it doesn't seem like it should affect being able to send someone else messages.

Looks like that will be changing in iOS 10.1: https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...ges-improvements.2004220/page-6#post-23664828

 

[Shelleyldiaz]

I thought this was unfortunate that I can't send messages to someone with Bubble Effects if I have Reduce Motion turned on. I suppose it makes sense, and I won't use it that often, but it doesn't seem like it should affect being able to send someone else messages.

I wont affect your simple imessages you can send it easily, if you effects not working on iMessage.

Also try possible solutions:
Reboot your device or you can also reset all settings once and check.

 

[C DM]

I wont affect your simple imessages you can send it easily, if you effects not working on iMessage.

Also try possible solutions:
Reboot your device or you can also reset all settings once and check.

The issue there isn't really that but that reduce motion disabled the animated aspects of various new features in the iOS 10 Messages app. But seems like that will be adjusted with a new option in iOS 10.1.