There have been bugs in Photos where regular photos have been lost completely.And... people pay for iCloud?
How many of them had their photos in there because some update re enabled photo uploading without permission btw?
There have been bugs in Photos where regular photos have been lost completely.And... people pay for iCloud?
How many of them had their photos in there because some update re enabled photo uploading without permission btw?
Nothing is being deleted in the cloud, only flagged. Then when they need space they start reusing space - but not before that.Okay but that still says nothing about *why* they were able to resurface to begin with, after being deleted many iOS updates ago…
So they admitted to it. Funny cause people who would defend Apple for literally anything were saying it was made up. They claimed the reddit user deleting their post proved it was fake.
How do you know that Reddit poster’s claim was fake? Did he say he made it up?Having photos reappear on my own phone it's different that having them appearing on someone else's phone. I understand this bug fix is related to my own phone and probably something to do with iCloud too. But the guy saying his photos were appearing on an iPad he sold it's completely fake.
Edit: it's actually not related to iCloud, but it's a bug in the Files app.
And... people pay for iCloud?
How many of them had their photos in there because some update re enabled photo uploading without permission btw?
How do you know that Reddit poster’s claim was fake? Did he say he made it up?
Some of use do this for living and understand ...The under-reaction by some people in here is insane. The implications of this in terms of privacy should concern everyone that stores their photos in iCloud. You pretending this isn't an issue doesn't make this not an issue.
It didn't happen that is what.The bigger and more pertinent question is; what happens to the photos that have reappeared on phones that have been wiped and sold/given to others? What if they had already saved some of those photos that are of delicate nature? Not saying every wiped phone had this problem, but there should be some solution for those cases too.
Too focused
When I want something deleted from my own library, they need to delete it everywhere
Nothing else is acceptable
It's not up to Apple to decide for me to keep my data when I want it deleted
How do you know this for a fact?It didn't happen that is what.
But why would Apple bring awareness to an issue to millions of iPhone users in the form of an immediate software update where this is listed as the only bug it addresses in response to a single Reddit post?We don’t. But considering it was a single report out of the hundreds of millions of iOS devices out there, and it has since been deleted, it was probably fake. Or just wrong.
I don't know why Apple employs a public relations staff when they have customers willing to defend them free of charge.
This response is literally white noise.Some of use do this for living and understand ...
How did it appear on different devices if it had nothing to do with iCloud?sounds like this has nothing to do with iCloud.
100% of freak-out comments here are not even brown noise...This response is literally white noise.
I'm not moving to Android. As I showed earlier, I'm well into the Apple ecosystem and I despise Android.So what will you do? Move to Android?
Or just be angry and complain?
What's the point?
Because people backup their phones and then restore them to a new phone, backups can be in the cloud or local.How did it appear on different devices if it had nothing to do with iCloud?
No one claims they are perfect, bugs happen, Apple fixed the bug life goes on ...I'm not moving to Android. As I showed earlier, I'm well into the Apple ecosystem and I despise Android.
But at the same time, Apple isn't perfect and people need to stop acting like they are.
It shouldn't be 100% back Apple at all times or switch to Android. What kind of nonsense thinking is that?