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So almost every picture. Isn't it the default to upload all photos to iCloud on iOS devices? Doesn't it even helpfully remove photos that aren't used as much to
by salamandersauce 5y ago
So almost every picture. Isn't it the default to upload all photos to iCloud on iOS devices? Doesn't it even helpfully remove photos that aren't used as much to make room for new ones?
- kemayo 5y agoI can't find an answer about whether it's the default nowadays. You certainly used to have to turn it on -- e.g. the Apple support page on the feature tells you how to do so: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204264 https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204264 That said, the argument that many people in these threads are making is that they say it's reasonable to scan photos that are uploaded once they're on Apple's servers, they just don't want them scanned while they're still on their phones. In either case, the same photos will be scanned -- ones which are in the process of being uploaded to iCloud -- the disagreement is just about exactly when in said process it's okay to do so. Which seems like a pretty fine distinction to me?