Apple’s latest iOS 17 operating system has received feedback from users regarding the absence of the magnifying glass tool in the Markup function. Foreign technology media 9to5Mac reported that users have expressed their disappointment over this missing feature.
It is suspected that the reason behind the disappearance of the magnifying glass tool is a potential software issue. Apple is expected to address this problem in a future update, providing relief to users who rely on the magnifying tool for detailed and precise operations.
Since the initial beta release of iOS/iPadOS 17, media reports have highlighted the absence of the magnifying glass tool in the markup feature. However, due to this issue not receiving widespread attention, users have not paid much attention to it until now. Interestingly, the official description of Apple iOS 17 still includes the function description of the magnifying glass, which has caused confusion among users.
The markup feature in iOS 17 allows users to zoom in and display or draw details in supported applications. With the ability to spread their fingers for more precise drawing and shape adjustments, users can also drag with two fingers to view the enlarged content and pinch with two fingers to zoom out.
To access the Magnifying Glass tool, users need to find the Markup Toolbar in a supported application, tap the +Add button, and select Magnifying Glass. This tool allows users to view or edit more detailed information based on their specific needs.
However, the disappearance of the magnifying glass tool has caused inconvenience for users. It is hoped that Apple will promptly address this issue and reintroduce the feature in order to meet users’ requirements for detailed and accurate operations.
Apple users who heavily rely on the magnifying glass tool in the Markup function are eagerly awaiting a solution from the tech giant. Fixing this software issue will ensure a smoother experience for iOS 17 users and reaffirm Apple’s commitment to providing excellent performance and functionality in their operating systems.