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Need to remove pics on my iPhone that's on a Mac at my ex's.
Will I just be able to plug my phone into my parents computer and remove those pics that are down as albums? or would I need to back it up and restore my iphone to remove those pics?
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I'm sorry, I'm not really sure what you're asking, are the pics on your phone or on your exs computer? You can delete directly off the phone (or restore, but seems a little unnecessary). If they're on your exs computer you'll probably need physical access to delete them.
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If they are on your ex's computer, and she won't let you in you might have to pull some 007 stuff and access her wifi via your phone or laptop and RDP into the computer and delete them. Should be fun.
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I have like 1,000 pics to remove as i could do with the extra space. |
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Just delete them from your phone.
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Open your photo album on the phone. Press the little curved arrow to select multiple pics, do so, and press delete. Or Connect your phone to your computer. Open Image Capture (if on a Mac). Your phone will be displayed under devices. Select the pictures you want to delete and press Delete on the lower menu bar. |
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they aren't from the camera it's photos that were downloaded and put on from the mac. So they are in albums. ---------- Quote:
i downloaded the pics onto the phone through the mac but parents have just a computer. wasn't sure if i just back up from computer and if that would remove them or if i just restore from computer then back-up from icloud. |
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Plug your phone into your home comp and sync your photos. It will delete photos that aren't on that comp.
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only thing is apps won't come onto my device from my parents computer will they? i know that happened before on the mac. guessing if i havn't used my iphone on the computer that it would just be registered as a new phone? and stuff won't be added onto it?
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Oh I got it. Can you sync only photos on your parent's computer?
Where's your computer?
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Like I said, you should be able to do this on a mac with image capture. Your phone won't be restored without direct interaction from you on the computer and image capture operates separately, will not wipe the phone no matter what comp you plug it into.
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---------- don't have a mac, thats at my ex's...would just use my parents computer to see if i could delete those photos. wasn't sure if you could without restoring. |
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So let me get this straight: the Mac is at your ex's place and is now your ex's property?
How do you know she hasn't already deleted those items? The process to get rid of them on the phone is detailed in this thread.
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Try this (not sure what flavor of windows/phone you're on, google if this doesn't apply to your model) http://www.trickyways.com/2010/01/tr...-pc-windows-7/ |
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I'm not bothered if those pics are still on her computer..just want them off my phone
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Never mind. Glad to hear you didn't get the shaft, OP!
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I think he has photos on his iPhone syncd from another Mac.
But you cannot delete synced photos directly from the phone on some iOS devices (My old 3GS had the same problem). The solution would be to sync with another computer but you would also loose some other data (Apps, Videos, Pictures ETC). Since he is on a PC he cannot use ImageCapture. I think that's what he means anyways.
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The photos were downloaded from a camera and then put on the mac to then sync on my iphone so i can't delete them...so just wanted to know if it is possible to remove them on another computer or if i would need to restore the phone then back-up from icloud?
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This would be the easiest way to do it if you do not have a Mac handy to use.
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Here's OP's situation:
If you have one (or several) folders of photos on your computer, you can select any or all of those folders to sync with the iPhone. When you do, it creates an album for each of the folders you sync, just like the Camera Roll album, in the iOS Photos app. However, unlike the Camera Roll album, any photo that you add to the iPhone in this manner cannot be deleted through the Photos app interface.
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Only 2 ways to do it. 1. Sync with another computer. This will remove anything that you synced from that computer... pictures, music, videos, apps... So... while it would get rid of photos, it would get rid of all photo albums... and any synced music that you might enjoy currently. or 2. IF YOU HAVE iCLOUD... Go to Settings>General>Reset and choose "Erase all Content & Settings (Only if you are on iOS 5 or higher). This will erase everything and you will be back to setup the iPhone and restore your iCloud backup. All of your settings, camera roll, messages and apps will return, but all music, & album photos will be gone.
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Excellent thanks...think doing a reset then back-up is the best option then. guessing you can do this through ipad too? |
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