I saw this but it asks for a URL, so we need to upload the image to a website first?BiGyElLoWhAt said:
That's the problem: I used to do this but now I can't find the upload button. I might have gone blind but I really can't find it anymoreBiGyElLoWhAt said:
HahahahBiGyElLoWhAt said:
Maybe I am crazyNathanael said:
I approve :)BiGyElLoWhAt said:
Yes, attaching images has significantly changed the way we communicate. With the rise of social media and messaging apps, images have become a popular form of communication, allowing us to express ourselves in more visual and creative ways.
Attaching images has made sharing information more efficient and effective. Images can convey complex messages and data in a more digestible and engaging format, making it easier to understand and remember.
It depends on the context and purpose of the communication. Images can enhance and complement text messages, but they may not always be necessary. Sometimes, a simple text message can be more effective in conveying a message.
One potential downside is that images can be misinterpreted or misunderstood. They can also take up more storage space and require a stable internet connection to be sent and received. Additionally, some individuals may have visual impairments that make it difficult for them to receive and interpret images.
The technology for attaching images has greatly evolved over time. From sending images through email attachments to now being able to instantly share and edit images through various apps and platforms, the process has become faster, easier, and more accessible. The quality and resolution of images have also improved with advancements in camera technology and image editing software.
