Shared Daily Journal Update v2.0.3: Image Upload Policy Changes Explained
Who this update is for
- Users who keep memories with a shared daily journal in EeeDiary
- Couples or friends who often upload multiple photos per post
- Anyone who wants to understand what changed before updating
What changed in v2.0.3
EeeDiary v2.0.3 updates the core posting flow for shared daily journal writing.
- Search feature added
- You can now search posts and comments together in one place.
- Image count limit updated
- Each post now supports up to 5 images.
- Automatic image optimization applied
- Uploaded images are stored in optimized size for better stability and loading speed.
Why this policy changed
To keep the service stable over time, storage cost for photos had to be controlled. This change is focused on long-term reliability for shared writing and memory keeping.
What it means for your posts
- Existing posts and existing images stay as they are.
- The new rule applies when you create or edit posts from now on.
- Some newly uploaded images may look slightly different in sharpness due to optimization.
Practical checklist for shared daily journal app users
- Choose the top 5 photos before posting.
- Keep original photos on your device if you need full-resolution archives.
- Use captions and comments to preserve context when reducing image count.
- Update to the latest version before testing new search behavior.
FAQ
Q1. Does this change delete my old images?
A. No. Existing posts and images are kept unchanged.
Q2. Is the 5-image limit applied to old posts too?
A. The new policy applies when you create or edit posts after v2.0.3.
Q3. Why can image quality look different now?
A. New uploads are automatically optimized to improve loading speed and service stability.
Q4. Where can I send feedback about this update?
A. Please share feedback through app review or support email so the team can prioritize improvements.
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EeeDiary will keep improving the shared daily journal experience with stable performance and clear product communication.
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