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How can I get my photos from google photos to my iPhone I don’t have access to the old phone.
iPhone 11, iOS 16
This didn’t work
This didn’t work
Download the Google Photos app to your new iPhone, log in with your Google Account, and your Photos should be downloaded to the new iPhone.
click here -> https://apps.apple.com/us/app/google-photos/id962194608
E39u2619 wrote:
I want all my past photos on my Samsung transfer to my iPhone please
If you were using Google Photos on your Samsung, then download the Google Photos app onto your new iPhone as mentioned in my previous reply.
If the Photos where stored directly on the Samsung phone, then you can use the Movie to iOS app to transfer your content to your iPhone.
click here ➜ Move from Android to iPhone or iPad - Apple Support
Alternatively you can use an external drive, flash drive or external SD card reader to transfer content from the Samsung to the iPhone.
click here ➜ Connect external storage devices to iPhone - Apple Support
hagakyrkogata wrote:
If I remove the Google Photos from my iPhone 14 Pro, in what way does that affect my iCloud Photos?
It should not affect it in any way.
They are separate services. Removing the App from your device should be irrelevant to iCloud.
hagakyrkogata wrote:
I mean removing the Google Photos APP, what happens?
Again: It should not affect it in any way.
They are separate services. Removing the [Google Photos] App from your device should be irrelevant to iCloud.
hagakyrkogata wrote:
If I remove the Google Photos from my iPhone 14 Pro, in what way does that affect my iCloud Photos?
Be careful.
Deleting a photo from any device connected to iCloud Photos will delete it from all devices connected to that account, and from iCloud.
If you are connected both to iCloud Photos, and to Google Photos, and you start deleting photos (to "free up Google cloud space) under the mistaken impression that you will still have them in iCloud, you will lose those photos. If you are connected to both, and you are trying to quit using Google Photos, I believe that you would need to stop syncing to Google Photos BEFORE doing anything to delete photos in Googe's cloud. Then you would still need to proceed carefully.
Offered in the spirit of caution, but without any guarantees:
"Google Photos and ~iCloud Photo Library~ use different approaches to data management and should not be used to backup images simultaneously - doing so can possibly result in lost images.. It is unclear whether you use this, but I am including this for others who might see this post in the future."
https://www.wikihow.com/Delete-Google-Photos-Without-Deleting-from-iPhone
If I remove the Google Photos from my iPhone 14 Pro, in what way does that affect my iCloud Photos?
I mean removing the Google Photos APP, what happens?
I have stores photos taken in Google photos. Photos in iphone got deleted.
Can I recover back to iphone with same quality
I want all my past photos on my Samsung transfer to my iPhone please
I have google card I can use here
How do I get my photos from google photos to my iPhone?
