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I am afraid to clear storage on I pad because it’s connected to my phone so will also delete like pictures off my phone. I can’t figure out how to separate them. My I pad doesn’t have very much storage so is always full from my phones info saving on I pad.
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iPad Pro, iPadOS 15
If you have icloud enabled on both devices then you are correct to be concerned. What you need to do is to back the photos up elsewhere then you can delete them off the device. Such as a different backup service - drop box, or some other independent cloud service. Or you can purchase physical media. There are some flash drives that work for both iDevices and computers that you can use to back up photos on.
If you don’t want your phone photos saving onto you ipad you can always turn off icloud syncing for the photos.
If you have icloud enabled on both devices then you are correct to be concerned. What you need to do is to back the photos up elsewhere then you can delete them off the device. Such as a different backup service - drop box, or some other independent cloud service. Or you can purchase physical media. There are some flash drives that work for both iDevices and computers that you can use to back up photos on.
If you don’t want your phone photos saving onto you ipad you can always turn off icloud syncing for the photos.
"I am afraid to clear storage on I pad because it’s connected to my phone so will also delete like pictures off my phone. I can’t figure out how to separate them. My I pad doesn’t have very much storage so is always full from my phones info saving on I pad."
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Create a Backup:
As long as there is an external backup of these photos, then there will no issue of losing them. If they are downloaded to your iPhone, then there would be no issue of losing them either.
A. Upload All to iCloud
As long as they are in iCloud, then they will stay there. So, enable photos in iCloud in settings little it all upload. Once uploaded, delete these form your iPhone.
How to Enable Photos in iCloud Settings:
B. Check iCloud Directly:
Verify that they reside in iCloud Photos, prior to resting your iPad. Log in here: https://www.icloud.com/photos
Deleting photos from my iPad would delete them from my synced iPhone?
