Download File From Slack Iphone
Guy Clena
Of course, our desktop app is only one way to use Slack. Slack on mobile is an essential tool for collaborating with your team while you are away from your desk, especially as people adjust to working remotely and develop new habits for collaborating with their teams. In parallel with our efforts on desktop, we have been rethinking our mobile apps to make them easier to navigate and optimized for using Slack on the go: quickly catching up, responding to DMs and mentions, sending messages, and getting work done with the shortcuts feature. We arrived at this design through a process of user research, iteration, and feedback from participants in our Champions network.
We know our users love using direct messages to communicate. Previously, your list of DMs was hard to reach on mobile. On iPhone, it was accessed via a lesser-known swipe gesture on the sidebar; on Android, via a dropdown from the sidebar. Both versions suffered from lack of discoverability, making the feature harder to use than it should be. Bringing recent conversations to the new tab bar as a dedicated list of your DMs makes getting back to your one-on-one and small group conversations much easier.
Managing your status while away from your desk has always been important, and even more so as we adjust to the new challenges of working remotely. People are constantly context switching and need a way to keep their team informed of their availability. Our previous design placed these controls in a menu that was hard to discover and easy to forget. Bringing You to the tab bar allows you to update your status, set yourself to away, snooze your notifications, and access your preferences from the top level of the app.
I've only recently had this issue for some reason, but starting about a week ago, huddles show up as incoming calls on my iPhone. I have Slack on my phone exclusively so I can send messages now and then when I'm away from my computer, and that's it.
I use the slack integration for your teams offering. I use 1password across all my devices. Over the last few days, I've been getting slack notifications saying that I've just logged in on my iPhone, even though I'm not using the phone at the time (and haven't for at least a couple of hours). I'm a bit concerned by this, as I'd hate for any spyware etc to be somehow controlling the app on my phone and snarfing passwords. Is it normal for the 1password app to be sending slack login notifications even when I'm not using it?
Hi @brenty, unfortunately, that page only appears to show me my last login time. I've used the app on my iPhone since it started behaving unusually. I'm hoping it's a bug in the slack integration, but there doesn't appear to be any easy way for me to tell. When the app is running in the background on the iphone (if that's even a thing), could it trigger the slack hook without me taking any action?
Apologies, it shows the last login for each of my devices. I've included a screenshot below. The thing is, it only shows the last login for each device, not a full history of logins. It's my iphone that I keep getting notifications in slack about, so other than the last login event, I can't get any more information than that. I'm pretty confidant that if I'm getting notifications in slack, and entry will also show up in this list. Next time I get a spurious login message, I'll check that it does.
As for your iPhone showing up in Slack notifications... this is very likely due to the new background sync that happens in 1Password for iOS. If the phone is unlocked, iOS now periodically asks 1Password to sync its data. This would trigger a sign-in in the background, which would result in the slack notification.
If I'm in Slack itself, I can access my photos and share from there (only useful on my organizations "puppies and kittens" channel), but TO slack from photos or Safari? Nope. It'll show Slack as an option, and even allow me to add comments, but once I hit send it just spins endlessly.
We understand that you are having issues receiving notifications from Slack on your Apple Watch. You updated the software, reset the content and settings on iPhone and deleted/reinstalled Slack on your iPhone and are still not getting Slack notifications. Let's start by taking a look at this support article and make sure that everything here has been addressed:
Can I link directly to message someone on my Slack team from my iOS app? If I just open a slack: url, it will open the slack app, but not linking to someone's message thread. I tried a few obvious ones:
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