The cloud can be a useful tool for backing up photos and videos in case something happens to your device, but it’s always a good idea to store your files locally, too. Whatever the reason, downloading ...

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If you want to pull your photos out of Apple's iCloud — say you're tired of spending money on the service, or maybe iOS 11 headaches are pushing you to jump to an Android phone such as the Pixel 2, ...

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If you have iCloud Photo Library activated, every photo you take with your iPhone or iPad, and every image you upload to Photos on your Mac from a camera, will appear on all your devices. This may ...

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The average iPhone owner takes and stores a lot of photos – partly because iPhones these days have excellent cameras and decent amounts of storage. But enormous photographic libraries have downsides, ...

In today’s digital age, our memories are often captured and stored in the form of photos and videos. iCloud, Apple’s cloud storage service, offers a convenient way to keep these precious files safe ...

Following on from our previous article which took you through the process of setting up iCloud Photos, this quick guide will take you through the process of how you can download your original iCloud ...