Sophia can you not go over to her house and scan the QR code? Then it might just think she is someone who watches Netflix on her laptop at work or something.
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meara - May 10, 2025 9:24:52 am PDT #25499 of 25502
Laura - May 11, 2025 9:44:34 am PDT #25500 of 25502
Our wings are not tired.
We use it in multiple locations and just have to enter a code from time to time. But yes, going over to her house to scan the code seems like a good plan.
Sophia Brooks - May 12, 2025 4:13:14 pm PDT #25501 of 25502
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I think the code has to be in my house with my wifi. But her brother, my colleague, is going to lend me an apple tv so I think I can do it.
meara - Aug 27, 2025 12:37:28 pm PDT #25502 of 25502
Ok can any apple gurus help me out? I’m confused by iCloud Photos. I don’t want or need ALL of my photos in the cloud! For starters that’s way too many photos and storage. I keep them on my Mac. But what I want is the old photo stream—if I took photos on my phone they were uploaded to the cloud (and if my phone died or got stolen before I could sync to my Mac they were still there) but I still then downloaded them to my Mac and could delete and favorite and so on, and reupload only rhe ones I wanted to keep, to my phone. But now my choice seems to be “don’t have a backup until you sync to your laptop” or “keep eeeeewverything in the cloud”. Am I missing something?