How to have your phone stop featuring your ex or someone deceased

Breaking up or losing someone is hard enough. But constantly seeing that person’s face on your phone can be even more difficult.

You don’t want to delete the numerous photos and memories you have with this person, but you also don’t want to have a reminder of the person every time you use your phone.

Instead of deleting all of our memories, follow these easy steps for iPhone and Android to hide people you would no longer like to see.

How to hide photos of your ex or deceased person on iPhone

There are two ways to hide photos of people you would no longer like to see on your iPhone.

Option 1

  1. Open the Photos’ app
  2. Click the ‘For You’  tab at the bottom of the screen
  3. Now select ‘Feature Less….’
  4. Then select ‘Feature a Person Less’
  5. Choose the person or persons you no longer wish to see then click ‘Next’
  6. Select the option for how often you would like to see this person:
    Feature This Person Less’ – Individual photos and videos of this person will not be featured in Memories, but group photos including them may still be shown.
    ‘Never Feature This Person’ – No photos of this person will be featured or included in Memories, including group photos.
  7. Now select ‘Confirm’

Option 2

  1. ‘Feature This Person Less’ – Individual photos and videos of this person will not be featured in Memories, but group photos including them may still be shown.
    ‘Never Feature This Person’ – No photos of this person will be featured or included in Memories, including group photos.
  2. You can also remove this person from your ‘People and Places’ folder by selecting ‘Remove This Person from People’

Note that photos of this person may still be featured in their face is not recognized, or is partially obscured.

How to hide photos of your ex or deceased person on Android

  1. Open the ‘Photos’ app
  2. Click on your profile picture in the top right corner
  3. select ‘Photos Settings’
  4. Click ‘Memories’
  5. Find ‘Hide People & Pets’
  6. Select the people you no longer want to see in ‘Memories’

 

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