Does backing up your iPhone to iTunes save your photos?
Photos you've put on the phone yes, Camera roll--photos you've taken, no. BUT you can save them in an extra step. Plug up the 4 to iTunes but don't go into yet. See a window like this pop up... PC will think the 4 is a camera. Select 'import pics and videos' and follow the steps. Offload your photos into a file you choose. Check 'delete once transferred' and they will all move to your PC. Under photos in iTunes place a check next to the file folder you offloaded all those photos into. With the 5s on iTunes you will set up like a new phone and place the iTunes backup onto the new phone. All your photos will then transfer along with apps. Game scores/levels should transfer as normal along with texts I believe. check to see if you need to move your SIM card from old phone to new one if they are the same carrier too--it holds your contacts. Here's a guide too... http://support.apple.com/kb/ht2109 Best luck.
Can my parents see my photos I save on my IPhone?
I have an IPhone 5c and my parents also have IPhone's. I was wondering if they can see any photos I save on my phone? I'm not signed into ICloud of that effects it all.
Is there any app to hide iphone photos?
I recently got the verizon iphone four and i love the camera, but my dad wants to borrow my phone sometimes and I want to be able to take pictures without the fear of him looking through them, so I was just wondering if there was an app where I could keep my photos instead of in my built in photo gallery. It doesn't need to be protected or anything, just a secondary storage unit.
If I erase my iPhone, will the photos in my "iCloud Photo Library" be deleted?
Thanks for the A2A.The short answer is no.When iCloud Photo Library is activated, the master copy of your pictures and videos get stored in iCloud.Erasing your iPhone happens at the device level and, despite erasing all the photos and videos at the same time, this does NOT send any signal to iCloud to do the same on the server.For this to happen, you need to manually tap on the small bin from inside the Photos app.In fact, even manually deactivating iCloud Photo Library from your iPhone keeps all your pictures and videos safely stored in iCloud too.The thing is, if you intend to sell or give away your iPhone, it’s best to manually sign out of iCloud first, which will deactivate iCloud Photo Library anyway.For more information about the complete procedure, have a look at this Apple Support article:What to do before you sell or give away your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touchHope this helps!
IPhone 6 loose screen?
Hello everyone, I was wondering if anyone could help me. I've seen this common problem at the iPhone 6 around , and mainly the answer seems to be replacement. Unfortunately, this is not an option for me. I am currently at my 2nd iPhone 6 in the last 9 months, after the first one experienced this issue on the top corner. After seeing around here that it was the only option, I took it to the international seller in my country, where after great fights (where they tried to blame it on me, by showing us pictures of a bent iPhone which purposely was mine after entering the service, while the photos that our genius guy did, as we sent it, showed no sign of this) and 3 weeks, I finally got a new iPhone. And now, I'm experiencing the same issue, only this time, in the left corner, down. As replacement is no longer an option for me, I can't really explain why, but it doesn't, I have a few concerns: 1. Will the screen begin to get even more loose and eventually fall off? 2. To avoid this, can I take it to someone I know, in hopes of screwing the screen back in? Thank you so much for the answers and I wish you a great week!
Is installous safe on iPhone?
Can someone please tell me if this program is safe. I got a program on it and it wont open up all the way, I was just wondering if I should be worried. I also was wondering if people could get access to my iphone pictures and phone numbers from it.
Can someone save the pictures I sent them on grindr?
If you sent the pictures to them, they could copy the pics immediately, yes. You sent them the pics, presumably the files went to THEIR account, not yours. And if someone's a hacker, they can get at almost anything. Never send or post anything that would embarrass you. Do you know that about half of all major companies now use internet background searches on social sites?