will my photots remain in my cloud if delete end to end encryption

iCloud Photos: Check Settings > Photos and ensure "iCloud Photos" is enabled.

Here's what E2EE protects on your iPhone:

• iMessages and FaceTime: This ensures your conversations are only readable by you and the recipient(s).
• iCloud Data (with Advanced Data Protection enabled): This includes sensitive data like photos, notes, contacts, reminders, and more. With E2EE, even Apple can't access this data in the cloud, even in the event of a data breach.

Think of E2EE like a secure padlock on a message or data file. Only you and the authorized recipient(s) have the keys to unlock it and see the contents.

Here are some things to keep in mind about E2EE:

• It's not a backup solution: E2EE protects your data, but it doesn't create a separate backup. Make sure you have a backup plan for your photos and other important data, like using iCloud Photos or another cloud storage service.
• Recovery can be tricky: If you lose your device passcode or access to your trusted devices, recovering E2EE-protected data can be difficult or even impossible. Consider setting up a recovery contact when enabling Advanced Data Protection for iCloud.
• It's not for everything: E2EE doesn't apply to all data on your iPhone. For example, your emails or app data might not be E2EE encrypted.

Overall, E2EE is a powerful security feature that can help keep your data confidential. However, it's important to understand its limitations and have a backup plan in place.

Enabling iCloud for Photos, Notes, Videos, Reminders, Messages, and more, as depicted in the provided picture, means that if you delete any or all data from one device, it will also be removed from iCloud and all other devices linked to the same Apple ID. Likewise, the reverse is true as well.

Burst2018 wrote:

it is wanting me to delete end to end encryption so i can set up new phone i get .

I am unable to understand what this is.

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Regarding your data…

1. If you have an iCloud or iTunes latest backup, then there is nothing to worry about. Just restore from it, else...
2. If You have synced your data to iCloud, then what you will get back is what you have synced to iCloud and uploaded to iCloud Drive;
   1. The information that is synced and stored in iCloud, like Contacts, Calendars, Bookmarks, Mail*, Notes, Voice Memos, Messages*, shared photos, iCloud Photos*, Health data*, call history*, and files* you store in iCloud Drive.
   2. *-If you had turned on Messages in iCloud, iCloud Photos, Mail, Health data, call history under iCloud, and files you store in iCloud Drive your content is automatically stored in iCloud and is available on all devices that use the same Apple ID
3. You have imported your Photos & Videos to Mac/PC then they are safely residing there on Mac/PC
4. You have uploaded some of it to Cloud Drives using the Files app (iCloud Drive, Google Drive, OneDrive, DropBox, Flickr, box, AmazonDrive, Adobe Creative Cloud etc). The data remains there.
5. If you have not backed up or do not have the latest backup, nor imported nor you have synced or uploaded your data to cloud drives prior to the situation that you are in, then I am sorry, all your data is lost.

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