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I turned orf icloud sync last week and clicked delete all files feom phone but now i realized only half of the photos were synced. i would like to restore it but have no backup on machinw
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iPhone 7, iOS 15
hajnalka292 Said:
"I turned orf icloud sync last week and clicked delete all files feom phone but now i realized only half of the photos were synced. i would like to restore it but have no backup on machinw"
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For reference...
Troubleshooting Lost Photos:
Loss of data is something you would have agreed to upon opening an Apple Account. So, if the following does not work, then they are gone. That's just the way it is :(
Four Tactics to Try:
A. Start here: If you're Missing Photos or Videos in the Photos app - Apple Support
B. Check iCloud Directly:
See if they reside in iCloud Photos. Log in here: https://www.icloud.com/photos
C. Use a Time Machine Backup:
Did you backup your Mac, recently? If so, then restore your Mac from that. You'd backup you Mac prior to doing so, and then restore your data from the backup you just created, through use of Migration Assistant.
D. Where Else to Check:
hajnalka292 Said:
"I turned orf icloud sync last week and clicked delete all files feom phone but now i realized only half of the photos were synced. i would like to restore it but have no backup on machinw"
-------
For reference...
Troubleshooting Lost Photos:
Loss of data is something you would have agreed to upon opening an Apple Account. So, if the following does not work, then they are gone. That's just the way it is :(
Four Tactics to Try:
A. Start here: If you're Missing Photos or Videos in the Photos app - Apple Support
B. Check iCloud Directly:
See if they reside in iCloud Photos. Log in here: https://www.icloud.com/photos
C. Use a Time Machine Backup:
Did you backup your Mac, recently? If so, then restore your Mac from that. You'd backup you Mac prior to doing so, and then restore your data from the backup you just created, through use of Migration Assistant.
D. Where Else to Check:
After iCloud sync is turned off I noticed not every photo is synced
