#Photostream

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some new lj photos by travis shinn

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ANDREW GARFIELD

(photo stream in 2012)

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Apple's My Photo Stream is shutting down. Don't let your memories disappear!

Introduction

We've got some news to share with you about Apple's My Photo Stream. Unfortunately, on July 26, 2023, this beloved feature will be shutting down. We know it's been a handy tool for many of you to keep your photos in sync across devices, and we totally get why you love it! But hey, don't worry! We're here to help you through this transition and make sure your precious memories stay safe and sound. It's essential to take action now, though, to save all those fantastic pictures you've captured over time. Time's running out, so let's get to it! Apple's My Photo Stream service will stop working, and any photos still there won't be accessible after the shutdown. We definitely don't want you to lose any of those special moments! Now, let's talk solutions! Apple has some alternative options for you to manage your photos seamlessly. By moving to these other services, you can keep your memories close and never miss a beat. We understand that your photos mean the world to you, and that's why we're here to guide you every step of the way. Our goal is to make this transition as smooth as possible, so you can keep cherishing and sharing those wonderful memories without any hiccups. In this guide, we'll walk you through the necessary steps to safeguard your photo collection. Plus, we'll recommend some fantastic alternative services that will keep things easy and convenient for you. The big date to remember is July 26, 2023, when My Photo Stream bids us farewell. So don't wait—let's start making those moves today!

Apple's My Photo Stream is shutting down. what you need to do?

So let's get started with what you need to do: - Check if you're using Apple's My Photo Stream. Just open up the Photos app on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac. Take a look around, and if you spot a My Photo Stream album, then you're using the service. Easy, right? - Download your photos from My Photo Stream. We don't want you to lose any of those cherished memories. To do this, simply open the My Photo Stream album in the Photos app and tap or click the Download button. Your photos will be safely saved to your device's Photos library. Phew! - Consider making the switch to iCloud Photos. It's like the next level of photo storage and sharing compared to My Photo Stream. With iCloud Photos, you can store all your photos and videos in iCloud, and they'll be accessible from any of your Apple devices. Plus, you can easily share your moments with friends and family. It's a win-win! - Back up your photos to another service. If iCloud Photos isn't your thing, no worries! You can still keep your memories safe by backing them up to another service like Google Photos or Amazon Photos. That way, you'll have a backup copy in case anything happens to your Apple devices. Better safe than sorry, right? So, don't wait around. Take action now and save those fantastic photos before Apple's My Photo Stream bids us farewell. Your memories are worth it, and so are you. Let's do this together!

iCloud and it's alternatives

So, you know how convenient it is to use Apple's iCloud Photos service for storing your precious memories in the cloud, right? But, let's be honest, it does come with a price tag. If you opt for 50GB of storage, it's gonna set you back 99 cents per month. And if you need more space, the prices go up to $2.99 for 200GB and $9.99 for a whopping 2TB! But hey, don't worry! There are some awesome free alternatives out there that can do the job just as well. For example, if you're an Amazon Prime member, you get unlimited photo storage with Amazon Photos. How cool is that? And if you're more into the Google ecosystem, Google Photos is there for you, offering free storage for up to 15GB of photos and videos. Both Amazon Photos and Google Photos have neat features like automatic photo uploads and easy photo sharing with your friends and family. However, there's a slight difference between the two. Amazon Photos lets you store your pics in their original quality, while Google Photos compresses them to save space.

Some additional information

While iCloud Photos might require some moolah, there are some great free alternatives out there that you can explore. Let me break it down for you: Amazon Photos: If you're an Amazon Prime member, you'll be happy to know that they offer unlimited photo storage for you! Plus, you get 5GB of video storage thrown in as a bonus. Not a Prime member? No problem! You still get 5GB of photo storage and 1GB for videos. Google Photos: Ah, the big G comes to the rescue! Google Photos is super generous with 15GB of free storage for both photos and videos. That's pretty awesome, right? If you ever find yourself needing more space, they've got subscription plans starting at just $1.99 a month, offering 100GB of storage. So, there you have it—some fantastic free options to keep your memories safe and sound without spending a dime (unless you want to, of course). Take a peek at these alternatives and see which one fits your needs best. So, when it comes to choosing the best fit for you, it all boils down to your needs and budget. If free is what you're after, Amazon Photos or Google Photos will do the trick just fine. But if you want more storage or prefer to keep your photos in their original glory, iCloud Photos might be worth the investment. Hope this helps you make the right decision for your photo storage needs! Happy snapping! 📸

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Update: I found a platform called Photostream, but much like Photobucket, I'm not entirely sure if it still exists or if it went defunct and rebranded to something else.

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