Icloud photos
Should i turn on i icloud photos on both of my devices if i want to access my photos on one of my devices only ?
iPhone 8, iOS 12
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Should i turn on i icloud photos on both of my devices if i want to access my photos on one of my devices only ?
iPhone 8, iOS 12
savicavic wrote:
The question is if i turn icloud photos only on my personal phone is the other iphone (lets call it work phone ) going to get photos or i have to activate icloud photos on my working phone too to access the photos from the personal phone ?
Assuming the same Apple Id, the photos will be shared across all devices where iCloud Photos is turned on, because they are stored on iCloud.
savicavic wrote:
The question is if i turn icloud photos only on my personal phone is the other iphone (lets call it work phone ) going to get photos or i have to activate icloud photos on my working phone too to access the photos from the personal phone ?
Assuming the same Apple Id, the photos will be shared across all devices where iCloud Photos is turned on, because they are stored on iCloud.
The question is if i turn icloud photos only on my personal phone is the other iphone (lets call it work phone ) going to get photos or i have to activate icloud photos on my working phone too to access the photos from the personal phone ?
If you only wish to use one device then do not turn iCloud Photos on
Thank you .
Icloud photos