#NO PHOTOS IN ITUNES BLUETOOTH#

If you have a Mac with MacOS Catalina, you can share photos from your old phone to your Mac, then upload them to your phone. If you have the most recent iPhone, you can transfer all of your photos, and other data with a simple backup restore. Select Optimize iPhone Storage or Download and Keep Originals.Log in with the same Apple ID on your new iPhone and repeat the process: Settings > iCloud > Photos, and toggle on iCloud Photos.Tap iCloud > Photos and make sure that iCloud Photos at the top is on.Launch Settings and tap on your name at the top.Keep in mind that if you have more than 5GB of photos on your phone, you might want to offload all that bulk anyway, unless you need them for professional reasons. Alternately, you can use the Finder with a wired connection to your Mac. You only get 5GB of storage for free, though, so you might need to buy extra storage if you have a lot of photos. Using iCloud to transfer your photos wirelessly is the most foolproof method.

Here are several ways to accomplish this.

One way would be to backup your iPhone, then restore your backup during setup of your new phone. Say you have a new iPhone, and you want to transfer your current photo collection to the new handset. Transfer photos from an old iPhone to a new iPhone

Tap Accept, and the photo gets added to their Photos app.

Your friend will see the photo on their screen with an option to accept or decline.

The resulting pane shows the iPhones and other devices nearby that have AirDrop enabled.

You will see the AirDrop icon as one of several share options.Launch your Photos app, select the desired photos, and tap the Share icon.Tap the Network Card to access AirDrop, and tap to Enable it if it is not already.

#NO PHOTOS IN ITUNES BLUETOOTH#

Both phones must have Wi-Fi and Bluetooth enabled and Personal Hotspot disabled.

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