> it would have applied to the vast majority of users, even those that didn’t even realize “iCloud Photos” was a thing they cared about. I don't buy this becau

> it would have applied to the vast majority of users, even those that didn’t even realize “iCloud Photos” was a thing they cared about. I don't buy this because everyone I know turns off iCloud Photos when it causes you to run out of your measly 5GB of free storage space, which makes the OS insistent about you fixing it to fix backups not uploading. For the people that do pay more, they keep iCloud Photos on specifically for the photo syncing aspect.