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09-29-2025
04:48 PM
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Greetings, when I capture a photo and send it via Messenger, it comes out crooked even though I captured it with the right cell phone. It only happens with Messenger. I don't know much about this, could it be my cell phone or the Messenger application? Excuse me if you don't understand me well. I'm using a translator. Thanks in advance.
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Galaxy S241. Turn off Auto-Rotate
On Android:
Go to your phone's Settings > Display and toggle Auto-rotate screen to Off.
On iPhone:
Swipe down from the top-right corner to open the Control Center and tap the Portrait Orientation Lock icon to ensure it's off (it will look like a padlock with a circular arrow).
2. Rotate the Photo
In Messenger:
After taking a picture, use the built-in editor in Messenger to rotate the image before sending it.
In your Gallery:
Open the photo in your phone's gallery app and use the edit function to rotate it to the correct orientation.
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Galaxy S241. Turn off Auto-Rotate
On Android:
Go to your phone's Settings > Display and toggle Auto-rotate screen to Off.
On iPhone:
Swipe down from the top-right corner to open the Control Center and tap the Portrait Orientation Lock icon to ensure it's off (it will look like a padlock with a circular arrow).
2. Rotate the Photo
In Messenger:
After taking a picture, use the built-in editor in Messenger to rotate the image before sending it.
In your Gallery:
Open the photo in your phone's gallery app and use the edit function to rotate it to the correct orientation.
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