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    Apple Invites brings emoji replies and confetti to the party

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    A second update to Apple Invites for iOS in as many months adds two small changes: emoji replies and a pile of confetti.

    Apple has already made one update to the Apple Invites app this summer with some handy new features. Its second is smaller, but still quite celebratory in nature.

    The release of version 1.10 on the App Store explains there are two changes made to the app. The first is that the host and guests are able to reply to each other using emoji, rather than words.

    The change makes responses quicker, and as Apple says, it allows everyone to “share the excitement as the guest list comes together.”

    The other main change to the app is the addition of a confetti animation, which fires off when guests reply. There’s also the usual collection of bug fixes and performance improvements.

    The previous update, which took place in June, added a co-hosting capability, as well as quality-of-life improvements.

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