Apple officials announced last month that starting on June 26, new photos will stop being uploaded to "My Photo Stream" from the device, and photos uploaded to this service before that date will be retained in iCloud for 30 days (from the upload date) and will be viewable on all devices that have My Photo Stream enabled. After July 26, no photos will be retained in the service and the service will officially shut down.
##Now, the "My Photo Stream" function has disabled the uploading of photos and other media content. After July 26, all photos in "My Photo Stream" will be deleted and will no longer be retained.
It is recommended to check the photos in "My Photo Stream" , and promptly store the photos you need on iPhone or iCloud before the service is shut down.
On iPhone, iPad or iPod touch:
Open the photo and click on the album, click on My Photo Stream-Select; click on the photo you want to save, and then click the share button-save the picture.
On Mac:
Open the Photos app, then open the My Photo Stream album and select the photo library you want to save that is not currently in your library Any photos in , drag them from the My Photo Stream album to your library.
If you are worried about accidentally losing your photos, you can save them as follows:
1. Turn on the iCloud photo synchronization function (requires iCloud to have enough storage space).
iCloud photo synchronization can The photos are uploaded to Apple server storage and synchronized to all your Apple devices logged in with the same Apple ID. All editing and deletion operations will be synchronized. This function requires sufficient iCloud storage space and can be selected according to personal needs. Whether to pay for it.
Open iPhone Settings-Apple ID-iCloud-Photos to turn on iCloud photo synchronization.
2. Save the photos to your computer or mobile hard drive by regularly exporting them.
On the computer Download and install it, connect the iPhone to the computer via a data cable, in the "My Device" interface, click "Photos" and select the required photos or folders to export for backup.
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