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Sep 25, 2016 2:35 AM in response to mumbles2701by LACAllen,If you simply changed the email address associated with your Apple ID, you are the same "person" to iCloud.
You need to sign out and then back in with your newly updated Apple ID to update your Mac.
This does temporarily remove some of your iCloud content from the Mac only. That content will be restored once you have signed in again. Your content on iCloud is not affected by signing out.
If you created a net new Apple ID, you can only be signed in to iCloud with one account at a time. Therefore, only 1 iCloud Photo Library at a time.
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Oct 1, 2016 10:34 AM in response to LACAllenby mumbles2701,i did simply change my email and yes i understand it sees me as the same person. I can handle everything else being temporarily removed and reinstated but its Photos that concerns me. All my photos have Tags and Faces and Albums in Photos on my Mac. Will i lose all that metadata?
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Oct 1, 2016 11:23 AM in response to mumbles2701by LACAllen,You really have no choice. You must sign out of that older Apple ID, which will remove the synced photos.
If you sign in to iCloud.com and look at your photos there, you should see the Tags and Faces are shown on iCloud. This means that when you remove them from your Mac to do the Apple ID switch, this metadata is stored elsewhere and will be replaced during the re-sync.