#ALL MY ICLOUD PHOTOS ARE GONE SOFTWARE#

This is not an Apple supported way of doing it, but it is there for those who want to try it. You'll have to buy the software, and if it's good (from recommendations from other users). So, you'll have to get recommendations from other 'legitimate users' (not fake users) that it's good software.

#ALL MY ICLOUD PHOTOS ARE GONE SOFTWARE#

You'll have to search on the Internet for software like that, and it's a 'buyer beware' situation, because many of these programs are trash and no good. The secret is that it is still there, but just not 'considered' to be there. It's been 'deleted' so it's not supposed to be there anymore. But, sometimes deleted photos are 'overwritten' by other apps on your iOS device, basically because that deleted file is now considered 'open space' and can be used by any other app. If it can find some deleted photos, you'll be able to recover them. You have to get some special software that runs on your computer and when the iOS device is hooked up to your computer, this software will 'scavenge' the deleted files and see if it can find any photos (also it does this for other files, too, besides photos). So, right now, it's a gamble if they are there or not.Д«ut, here's the outside chance that might help you. There's an outside chance that you might be able to get them back, but it's not guaranteed at all, because if you didn't transfer the photos over to the Camera Roll, that you wanted to keep, you weren't using it the way it was supposed to be used. that basically means that they didn't ever understand what Photo Stream was about! When someone says, 'My Photo Stream pictures disappeared!'. your Camera Roll is backed up on iCloud Backup and with iTunes Backup. The idea here was to allow you to use Photo Stream for easy sharing, and then you just copy the pictures from the Photo Stream over to your Camera Roll, where they are not considered temporary, but more permanent. Well, that's what happens with 'temporary'. But, many people are MISTAKENLY treating them as 'permanent' and therefore get mad when they DISAPPEAR. Again, they are 'temporary' and have always been. However, you are skating on very thin ice, because those pictures are not backed up and you'll never be able to recover them, if they are over the 1000 count and over the 30 day time span.

your 'backups' will NOT back up those Photo Stream pictures. since it's considered temporary and since Photo Stream is 'in the cloud'. it's NO LONGER IN THE CLOUD.ДЄs long as nothing happens with your data on your own device, those pictures stay on your device, BUT.

In the cloud, if it's more than 1000 pictures or it's longer than 30 days. they are NOT in the 'cloud' where Photo Stream originally resides. is that while some pictures may be 'on your own device'. So, it appears that it's permanent to you, because they sit on your own iOS device. but it's been a while since I checked that. while your iPhone or iPad can keep those pictures on that device (namely 'just' on that device) for longer and if I remember correctly, for more than 1000 pictures. The 'actual' Photo Stream exists 'in the cloud'. Now here's the confusing thing - for people - about Photo Stream. Those are your 'numbers' to remember for Photo Stream, you are going to see no more than 1,000 at a time and also for no longer than 30 days. and that would be up to 1,000 pictures, and for no longer than 30 days. It was meant for easily sharing pictures.

) the Photo Stream is not and never was meant for 'storage' or to 'keep pictures'.

All my icloud photos are gone