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How do I save pictures I've taken with my iPhone?

Anonymous
2025-01-20T15:17:46+00:00

I’m an 88 year old senior who is totally confused over how to get through all of this. All I need is to be able to save the few photos I take with the camera on my iphone, nothing more. But to wade through all of the things here that comes at a person in my situation and not able to understand any of it and with no opportunity to personally speak to another real individual is just way over my head and under my feet. If it wasn’t for the possibility of losing all of my photos I would not need anything else here. Thank you.

Wally.

* Original title: Who can help me?

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  1. Anonymous
    2025-01-20T19:14:45+00:00

    I suggest walking into any Apple Store and asking one of their staff to show you how to store pictures you take with your iPhone. You can store your pictures on the iPhone itself - they'll show you where to find them on your iPhone - and you can also store your pictures in iCloud, which makes it easy to send your pictures to your family, even to members of your family that use Windows computers. They can explain that as well. They probably even offer a class on that, since so many people are asking about it.

    Here in Microsoft Community, we try to help each other with questions about Microsoft products. The iPhone, as you know, is an Apple product.

    I hope I'm still able to take pictures with my phone when I get to be 88! Bravo to you.

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  2. Anonymous
    2025-01-20T19:27:36+00:00

    I suggest walking into any Apple Store and asking one of their staff to show you how to store pictures you take with your iPhone. You can store your pictures on the iPhone itself - they'll show you where to find them on your iPhone - and you can also store your pictures in iCloud, which makes it easy to send your pictures to your family, even to members of your family that use Windows computers. They can explain that as well. They probably even offer a class on that, since so many people are asking about it.

    Here in Microsoft Community, we try to help each other with questions about Microsoft products. The iPhone, as you know, is an Apple product.

    I hope I'm still able to take pictures with my phone when I get to be 88! Bravo to you.

    Thank you so much. Your info was very helpful. I wish you all the best to 88 and beyond.

    Wally.

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