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Will I get all my pictures back if iCloud backup is on and I reset my iPhone?
Your settings and accounts are restored from the iCloud backup you choose. Your device restarts and begins downloading your purchased music, movies, TV shows, apps, books, photos, and other content. To check if the information on your device is fully restored, go to Settings > [your name] > iCloud > iCloud Backup.
Where are my pictures after iPhone backup?
After you restore your device, check Settings > [your name] > iCloud > Photos. If iCloud Photos is turned on, then the photos were stored in iCloud Photos. If the photos and videos were included in the backup, they’ll download to your iOS device in the background when you restore.
How do I get my camera roll back from iCloud?
If you use iCloud Photo Stream, the last 30 days or 1000 pictures should be on your PC, Mac, or whatever device you were using Photo Stream to sync with. Otherwise the camera roll is part of your backup, either iCloud or iTunes backup depending on which you use. You must restore the entire backup.
What happens to my photos when I restore to iCloud?
When you use iCloud Photos, your photos and videos automatically upload to iCloud. They aren’t included in your nightly backup. After you restore your device from iCloud Backup, stay connected to Wi-Fi so that your photos and videos can begin to download.
Where are my photos stored when I restore my iPhone?
After you restore your device, check Settings > [your name] > iCloud > Photos. If iCloud Photos is turned on, then the photos were stored in iCloud Photos. If the photos and videos were included in the backup, they’ll download to your iOS device in the background when you restore.
What should I do after I restore my iPhone to iCloud?
After you restore your device from iCloud Backup, stay connected to Wi-Fi so that your photos and videos can begin to download. If you haven’t turned on iCloud Photos, iCloud Backup may include photos and videos in your Photos or Camera Roll. Not sure if iCloud Photos was turned on when you made the backup?