Is it possible to add an artwork manually somewhere in that Album Artwork folder?.I learnt from other sources like this that there iTunes saves artworks somewhere in the Album Artwork folder (probably here: /Users/user/Music/iTunes/Album\ Artwork).placing an artwork.jpg file in the album's directory doesn't work.it is not possible to attach an artwork to a track or an album directly.I know that it is not possible to attach an artwork to a wave file, so I'm trying to add a standalone artwork.jpg file to the album in iTunes. I’ve even went into the separate apps in privacy settings and again it doesn’t seem to realise that the apps even want access to photos.I would like to add an artwork to an album which has files saved in. I’ve googled it a million times and nobody seems to have the same problem, and if they do they seem to have solved it by going to privacy settings. It’s really annoying me, as I can’t even upload photos to Instagram and that’s the whole point in Instagram!
But I Deffo clicked “allow” when re-installing and no change. I deleted Facebook and re-installed it, thinking maybe I clicked “don’t allow” by mistake when it asked to have access.
It’s like it doesn’t realise these apps want to have access to photos and stuff.
It always says “this app does not have access to your photos, you can change this in privacy settings” when I go to “photos” in the privacy settings, it says “apps that have requested access to your photos will appear here” but there’s nothing there. Hey there, ever since updating to iOS 11, I cannot upload a photo via any app. And at that point you can feel free to delete this comment. Please edit this post to note that the first thing to try is to simply turn the phone off and back on again (it wouldn’t hurt to force quit all apps before turning the phone off but I’m not sure it’s necessary) as that solution is a) definitively non-destructive and b) seemingly more widely successful. With all due respect to what I’m sure are nothing but the best of intentions, Digital Zen, I suspect that this tip is actually doing more harm than good for most people in that a) this resetting of the Location & Privacy settings might have some unwanted side effects (if you’re going to put that tip out there, the responsible thing to do is to investigate what those side effects might be for people or at least point them to resources where they can investigate for themselves) and b) it seemingly is doesn’t even solve the problem for most people and for those for whom it does solve the problem, it seems it’s likely not the best solution to the problem in most cases.
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