Follow these steps to store your photos onto your device before they disappear from Apple's free storage system on July 26.
Photos uploaded onto Apple's My Photo Stream feature, the free cloud storage system, will be permanently deleted when the service officially shuts down on July 26.
To make sure your photos are saved, Apple encourages users to locate the original versions of the photos you wish to keep on at least one physical device, such as an iPhone or iPad. Photos from My Photo Stream are pulled from the devices on which the originals are stored. Some iCloud users may already have made the transition, or are already subscribed to iCloud and therefore didn't use My Photo Stream, which would be redundant, in which case, no changes apply.
To be sure, go into your device's settings, click on your name, then iCloud. Next to the photos icon, make sure it reads"On." Megan Cerullo / CBS NewsYou can save images in My Photo to your device's photo library by following these steps:
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