HT202786: iCloud Photo Sharing
Learn about iCloud Photo Sharing
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Apr 7, 2015 8:10 AM in response to Isis1311by AKRBTN,Go to Settings-Photos and Camera. Is Optimize iPhone Storage checked? If you've got Download and Keep Originals checked, then you're keeping a copy of all your photos on the phone as well as in the Cloud.
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Apr 7, 2015 11:38 AM in response to AKRBTNby Isis1311,I do not have that for an option. We are using iCloud Photo Sharing. I put my photos in a shared album and then delete them off my phone. I only have 14 photos and no videos on my camera roll. Yet, when I go to Settings > General > About, it says my phone has 9,304 photos and 511 videos! 0 bytes of available space!
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May 4, 2015 4:26 PM in response to Isis1311by dst091013,I Was having this same problem. I was deleting photos and videos and still getting messages that my storage was full. When I read your post about going to settings> general > about, I looked there too. I had hundreds of videos on my phone according to "about" that I knew I had deleted. That's when it occurred to me, they were taking up space in my "recently deleted" album. Once I emptied the album, the problem was solved. I don't think it was iCloud sharing after all, just an oversight on my part. Hope this fixes your problem too.
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May 4, 2015 6:23 PM in response to dst091013by Isis1311,Thank you for your response. But, I was also emptying my recently deleted folder as well. I think those numbers was a glitch for me because once I updated to the latest iOS, those numbers went down to what they should be. BUT, iCloud photo sharing is still using my phones storage. When I go to settings>general>usage>manage usage>photos>shared photo stream is using a few GB. And when I add photos or videos to a shared photo stream, that number goes up.
I don't understand why photos and videos in the "cloud" are using up my storage.