If I turn off the stream what will happen? Will my photos still be backed up to iCloud and will I save space on my iPhone? I do not want to lose anything.
Only stores your most recent 1000 photos or the last 30 days of images, whichever is greater
Does not use your iCloud storage allotment
Compatible across all devices including iPhone, iPad, Mac, and PC
Stores web-optimized versions of your photos, which may degrade quality
Does not upload and sync videos
You can still sync photos and albums from your Mac or PC via iTunes when Photo Stream is enabled
iCloud Photo Library:
Stores all your photos and personal video and has no limits as long as you have the iCloud storage space to support it
Uses your iCloud storage allotment
Accessible on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and online via iCloud.com
Stores full-resolution photos on the server and on your devices and supports many file formats including JPG, RAW, PNG, GIF, TIFF, and others
Uploads and syncs videos as well as photos
You can not sync albums and photos from your Mac or PC via iTunes when using iCloud Photo Library, and any existing albums will be removed when you enable the service
They serve complementary but different purposes. Turning off Photo stream will not necessarily free up space on your phone if you are using iCloud Photo Library.
If I turn off the stream what will happen? Will my photos still be backed up to iCloud and will I save space on my iPhone? I do not want to lose anything.
If you leave the Stream On in conjunction with iCloud Photo Library, will the Photo Stream continue to save the latest 1000 photos as before? Or will it stop even if its enabled on the iPhone?
If you leave the Stream On in conjunction with iCloud Photo Library, will the Photo Stream continue to save the latest 1000 photos as before? Or will it stop even if its enabled on the iPhone?