Paul, The title of your article should pique every Apple users attention, it is so important to understand the concepts you describe. How about making this post the preamble for iPhone, iPad, and Mac users when they start to use the Photos app and iCloud. I would also hope that all of your fellow Photo Managers would obtain a copy of this and distribute it to their clients.
iCloud has saved me more than once. And not just with Photos. Notes, Reminders, contacts, not to mention Calendar, they all sync up to iCloud. I don’t even think about it.
Same here. And unless you lived through the early days of the digital era, you don’t appreciate the value of iCloud and what it does. Every device was an island.
Paul, The title of your article should pique every Apple users attention, it is so important to understand the concepts you describe. How about making this post the preamble for iPhone, iPad, and Mac users when they start to use the Photos app and iCloud. I would also hope that all of your fellow Photo Managers would obtain a copy of this and distribute it to their clients.
iCloud has saved me more than once. And not just with Photos. Notes, Reminders, contacts, not to mention Calendar, they all sync up to iCloud. I don’t even think about it.
Same here. And unless you lived through the early days of the digital era, you don’t appreciate the value of iCloud and what it does. Every device was an island.