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site: Improve gifs post CTA #277

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25 changes: 15 additions & 10 deletions site/app/pages/docs/ios-17-cant-delete-messages-images.md
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Expand Up @@ -37,13 +37,18 @@ But the apps provided by Apple do not appear as options to disable.

{% image src="lockdown-iphone/ios17-delete-3rd-party-imessage-apps.png" caption="Notably absent is the ability to delete <b>Apple's</b> iMessage apps" alt="Apple iMessage apps can't be removed in iOS 17" /%}

## What Should Parents Do?

1. The simplest and most effective thing parents can do is **don't update, or let their
kids update to iOS 17** until (hopefully) Apple fixes this issue.
2. If you've already updated, we recommend temporarily crippling the Messages app by
setting it to be allowed only for 1 minute each day, with ScreenTime's "App Limits"
feature.
3. Help raise awareness of this issue by linking to or posting this article on social
media, opening support requests with Apple, or any other thing you can think of to make
Apple aware of how big a deal this is for parents.
{% callout title="<b class='text-2xl'>What should parents do?</b>" %}

1. Please take **2 minutes** to file a
[bug report here](https://www.apple.com/feedback/messages-ios-ipados.html), letting
Apple know that this is a serious problem you care about. The more people who report
the issue, the sooner it will get fixed.
2. Help raise awareness and increase the pressure on Apple by **sharing this article** on
social media.
3. If your kids' iOS devices aren't updated to iOS 17 yet **don't update, stay on iOS 16**
until Apple fixes the issue. iOS 16 will work well for several years at least.
4. If you've already updated, we recommend temporarily crippling the Messages app by
setting it to be allowed only for 1 minute each day, with ScreenTime's
[App Limits](/docs/definitive-guide-to-locking-down-an-iphone#app-limits) feature.

{% /callout %}
2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion site/components/src/SmallScreenLoginDropdown.tsx
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Expand Up @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ export const SmallScreenLoginDropdown: React.FC<Props> = ({ className }) => (
<Menu as="div" className={cx(`relative text-left`, className)}>
<div>
<Menu.Button className="w-11 h-11 rounded-xl bg-white shadow-xl text-slate-400 hover:text-slate-500 transition-[transform,background-color] duration-100 hover:bg-violet-50 active:bg-violet-100 active:scale-95">
<i className="fa-solid fa-bars text-xl" />
<i aria-hidden className="fa-solid fa-bars text-xl" />
</Menu.Button>
</div>

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