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Censored iMessage Stickers — Bad words bleeped. Photos pixelated. Secrets kept.
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Hey Hunters! We love how stickers let us break the 4th wall—that's why we created this pack. Don't we all have something in our texts we wish we could block out? Let us know what you think!
@bradmahler haha this is great! love the simplicity and creativity. Does Apple provide you any kind of usage stats on the sticker packs? So you can measure which stickers are being more than others? Since sticker packs have zero code in them, i'm trying to understand how we can monitor usage of the sticker pack. In addition to usage of individual stickers, does apple provide installs/uninstalls as well?
@juanbuis Yes! Tap and hold on the sticker, and from the popup choose "Sticker Details". When that view opens, swipe left on the sticker to reveal the Delete button.
@bradmahler - sounds very cool but I can't get it to work. How did you do the eg Jerry message? (embedd the stickers in the text) - Thx, Alex
@astoklas Tap and hold the sticker for at least half a second and it'll "peel up". At that point, you can drag it on top of any chat bubble (including photos). You can also use a 2nd finger to pinch-to-scale the sticker or rotate it. Let me know if this helps!
@bradmahler Thx! That was easy! love it! fun stuff! I tried to write a message and add the sticker before sending; that does not seem to be possible
@bradmahler few more questions/thoughts: are the stickers treated like a new message? do people get notified if I add a sticker to a eg 3 day old message? can only the sender delete a sticker or the recipient too? thanks a lot Bradley!
@astoklas It is treated like a new message (kind of). If you add a sticker to a 3-day old message, the recipient will see that bubble with the sticker applied in their lock screen preview (after swiping left on "new message" and tapping VIEW). But if they open the conversation in iMessage, they'll see the most recent message and would have to scroll back 3 days to view the sticker again. Both the sender and recipient can delete the sticker.
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