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But that will stop it from being backed up from the ipad right?
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But that will stop it from being backed up from the ipad right?

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Try <br />
your apple device go to settings &gt;&nbsp;iCloud &gt;&nbsp;photos and switch my photos stream to the off position.
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Try
your apple device go to settings > iCloud > photos and switch my photos stream to the off position.

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It says turning off photo stream will delete all photo stream from your ipad. &nbsp;Does that mean the same photo is in both camera roll and photo stream at the moment and if I selected that option then the photo would only be in camera roll?
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It says turning off photo stream will delete all photo stream from your ipad.  Does that mean the same photo is in both camera roll and photo stream at the moment and if I selected that option then the photo would only be in camera roll?

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How can I stop the above from happening if I am using the same Apple ID on both devices?<br />
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Same q also goes for apps downloaded on ipad appearing on iPhone?<br />
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Thx.
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How can I stop the above from happening if I am using the same Apple ID on both devices?

Same q also goes for apps downloaded on ipad appearing on iPhone?

Thx.

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