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Stop iCloud Photos from Using Cellular Data on iPhone

By: Waseem Patwegar

If you are on a limited data plan, make sure that iPhone is not using expensive Cellular Data to upload Photos to iCloud. You can find below the steps to Stop iCloud Photos from Using Cellular Data on iPhone.

Stop iCloud Photos From Using Cellular Data on iPhone

Stop iCloud Photos Using Cellular Data on iPhone

Once iCloud Photos are enabled on iPhone, all the Photos and Videos that you take on your device get automatically uploaded to iCloud, using WiFi and Cellular Data.

While this feature helps in automatically saving Photos to iCloud, users on Limited Data Plans can get badly burned, if iPhone ends up using Cellular Data to upload Photos to iCloud.

Since, Photos and Videos use up a lot of data, the cost of exceeding Data Limits on Limited Phone Plans can be exceedingly high.

Hence, it is worth checking whether your iPhone is using Cellular Data to upload Photos to iCloud and prevent iCloud Photos from using Cellular Data (If required).

Prevent iPhone Using Data to Upload Photos to iCloud

If you are on a limited data plan, you can easily prevent iPhone from using Cellular data to upload Photos to iCloud.

Go to Settings > Photos > scroll down and tap on Cellular Data.

Cellular Data Option on Photos Screen on iPhone

On the next screen, move the toggle next to Cellular Data to OFF position.

Disable Cellular Data Fro Photos On iPhone

After this setting, your iPhone will no longer use Cellular Data to upload photos to iCloud.

Photos and videos that you shoot on iPhone will only be uploaded to iCloud, only when your device is connected to WiFi Network.

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