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  1. Hey, Mac peeps, help me help someone out! (I’m thinking of @glennf or @joekissell as likely candidates for answering this, or might know someone who can.)

    Please boost!

    I have an ex-editor of mine (when I wrote for Australian Macworld, great guy) who has asked me a Mac question, and while I don’t know the answer, you might! Here goes…

    Hey, I have a curly Mac question that I can’t find an answer to. Hoping you can help.

    I have thousands of photos in my Photos library. Way too many to keep locally, so I use iCloud. The way that’s supposed to work is that there are low-res thumbnails on the local disk and full-res originals are kept in the cloud and downloaded only when you need them.

    All good.

    I’m doing a project (posters for my child’s 21st) that involves uploading thousands of photos from my library to Canva. For many of them, I’m doing a bit of editing first for red-eye, etc. So I’ve downloaded hundreds (so far) of originals from iCloud.

    At first this went pretty smoothly.

    Now, however, my Mac is screaming that it’s running out of space, Photos is returning unknown errors and the project has ground to a halt.

    My hypothesis is that even though I’ve finished the editing and uploaded to Canva — and therefore don’t need them anymore — the full-res originals are still sitting on my local drive.

    Do you know how long Photos hangs on to those originals before syncing them back and leaving me with drive space? Do you know if there’s a way to make it happen sooner?

    The obvious solution is to move the library to an external drive with tonnes of space. And I will do that. But it’s a band-aid.

    #MacHelp #ApplePhotos #AppleiCloud #MacSupport #MacQuestion #MacQuestions

  2. Hey, Mac peeps, help me help someone out! (I’m thinking of @glennf or @joekissell as likely candidates for answering this, or might know someone who can.)

    Please boost!

    I have an ex-editor of mine (when I wrote for Australian Macworld, great guy) who has asked me a Mac question, and while I don’t know the answer, you might! Here goes…

    Hey, I have a curly Mac question that I can’t find an answer to. Hoping you can help.

    I have thousands of photos in my Photos library. Way too many to keep locally, so I use iCloud. The way that’s supposed to work is that there are low-res thumbnails on the local disk and full-res originals are kept in the cloud and downloaded only when you need them.

    All good.

    I’m doing a project (posters for my child’s 21st) that involves uploading thousands of photos from my library to Canva. For many of them, I’m doing a bit of editing first for red-eye, etc. So I’ve downloaded hundreds (so far) of originals from iCloud.

    At first this went pretty smoothly.

    Now, however, my Mac is screaming that it’s running out of space, Photos is returning unknown errors and the project has ground to a halt.

    My hypothesis is that even though I’ve finished the editing and uploaded to Canva — and therefore don’t need them anymore — the full-res originals are still sitting on my local drive.

    Do you know how long Photos hangs on to those originals before syncing them back and leaving me with drive space? Do you know if there’s a way to make it happen sooner?

    The obvious solution is to move the library to an external drive with tonnes of space. And I will do that. But it’s a band-aid.

    #MacHelp #ApplePhotos #AppleiCloud #MacSupport #MacQuestion #MacQuestions

  3. Hey, Mac peeps, help me help someone out! (I’m thinking of @glennf or @joekissell as likely candidates for answering this, or might know someone who can.)

    Please boost!

    I have an ex-editor of mine (when I wrote for Australian Macworld, great guy) who has asked me a Mac question, and while I don’t know the answer, you might! Here goes…

    Hey, I have a curly Mac question that I can’t find an answer to. Hoping you can help.

    I have thousands of photos in my Photos library. Way too many to keep locally, so I use iCloud. The way that’s supposed to work is that there are low-res thumbnails on the local disk and full-res originals are kept in the cloud and downloaded only when you need them.

    All good.

    I’m doing a project (posters for my child’s 21st) that involves uploading thousands of photos from my library to Canva. For many of them, I’m doing a bit of editing first for red-eye, etc. So I’ve downloaded hundreds (so far) of originals from iCloud.

    At first this went pretty smoothly.

    Now, however, my Mac is screaming that it’s running out of space, Photos is returning unknown errors and the project has ground to a halt.

    My hypothesis is that even though I’ve finished the editing and uploaded to Canva — and therefore don’t need them anymore — the full-res originals are still sitting on my local drive.

    Do you know how long Photos hangs on to those originals before syncing them back and leaving me with drive space? Do you know if there’s a way to make it happen sooner?

    The obvious solution is to move the library to an external drive with tonnes of space. And I will do that. But it’s a band-aid.

    #MacHelp #ApplePhotos #AppleiCloud #MacSupport #MacQuestion #MacQuestions

  4. Hey, Mac peeps, help me help someone out! (I’m thinking of @glennf or @joekissell as likely candidates for answering this, or might know someone who can.)

    Please boost!

    I have an ex-editor of mine (when I wrote for Australian Macworld, great guy) who has asked me a Mac question, and while I don’t know the answer, you might! Here goes…

    Hey, I have a curly Mac question that I can’t find an answer to. Hoping you can help.

    I have thousands of photos in my Photos library. Way too many to keep locally, so I use iCloud. The way that’s supposed to work is that there are low-res thumbnails on the local disk and full-res originals are kept in the cloud and downloaded only when you need them.

    All good.

    I’m doing a project (posters for my child’s 21st) that involves uploading thousands of photos from my library to Canva. For many of them, I’m doing a bit of editing first for red-eye, etc. So I’ve downloaded hundreds (so far) of originals from iCloud.

    At first this went pretty smoothly.

    Now, however, my Mac is screaming that it’s running out of space, Photos is returning unknown errors and the project has ground to a halt.

    My hypothesis is that even though I’ve finished the editing and uploaded to Canva — and therefore don’t need them anymore — the full-res originals are still sitting on my local drive.

    Do you know how long Photos hangs on to those originals before syncing them back and leaving me with drive space? Do you know if there’s a way to make it happen sooner?

    The obvious solution is to move the library to an external drive with tonnes of space. And I will do that. But it’s a band-aid.

    #MacHelp #ApplePhotos #AppleiCloud #MacSupport #MacQuestion #MacQuestions

  5. Hey, Mac peeps, help me help someone out! (I’m thinking of @glennf or @joekissell as likely candidates for answering this, or might know someone who can.)

    Please boost!

    I have an ex-editor of mine (when I wrote for Australian Macworld, great guy) who has asked me a Mac question, and while I don’t know the answer, you might! Here goes…

    Hey, I have a curly Mac question that I can’t find an answer to. Hoping you can help.

    I have thousands of photos in my Photos library. Way too many to keep locally, so I use iCloud. The way that’s supposed to work is that there are low-res thumbnails on the local disk and full-res originals are kept in the cloud and downloaded only when you need them.

    All good.

    I’m doing a project (posters for my child’s 21st) that involves uploading thousands of photos from my library to Canva. For many of them, I’m doing a bit of editing first for red-eye, etc. So I’ve downloaded hundreds (so far) of originals from iCloud.

    At first this went pretty smoothly.

    Now, however, my Mac is screaming that it’s running out of space, Photos is returning unknown errors and the project has ground to a halt.

    My hypothesis is that even though I’ve finished the editing and uploaded to Canva — and therefore don’t need them anymore — the full-res originals are still sitting on my local drive.

    Do you know how long Photos hangs on to those originals before syncing them back and leaving me with drive space? Do you know if there’s a way to make it happen sooner?

    The obvious solution is to move the library to an external drive with tonnes of space. And I will do that. But it’s a band-aid.

    #MacHelp #ApplePhotos #AppleiCloud #MacSupport #MacQuestion #MacQuestions

  6. Apple kończy wsparcie iCloud dla iOS 10 i macOS Sierra

    Apple oficjalnie wyłączyło obsługę iCloud na urządzeniach działających pod kontrolą iOS 10 i macOS Sierra. Od teraz minimalnym wymaganiem są systemy iOS 11 lub macOS High Sierra.

    Oznacza to, że kluczowe usługi takie jak iCloud Drive, Zdjęcia iCloud, Backupy iCloud, Pęk kluczy i Find My nie będą działały na starszych urządzeniach.

    iOS 10 i macOS Sierra zadebiutowały we wrześniu 2016 roku. W praktyce zmiana dotyczy m.in. iPhone’a 5, iPhone’a 5c i iPada 4. generacji, które nie otrzymają już dostępu do iCloud.

    W przypadku komputerów Mac sytuacja wygląda łagodniej – wszystkie modele zgodne z macOS Sierra obsługują również macOS High Sierra, więc użytkownicy mogą zaktualizować swoje urządzenia do ostatniego wspieranego systemu.

    iOS 26 już jest!

    #AppleAktualizacjaSystemu #AppleICloud #iCloudDrive #iCloudWsparcie #iCloudZdjęcia #iOS10 #iPhone5ICloud #iPhone5cICloud #koniecWsparciaApple #macOSSierra

  7. Francja potwierdza nową falę powiadomień Apple o atakach spyware

    Francuska Agencja Bezpieczeństwa Informatycznego (ANSSI) potwierdziła, że Apple 3 września 2025 r. rozesłało kolejną serię powiadomień o atakach spyware do obywateli Francji. To już czwarta taka kampania w tym roku – poprzednie miały miejsce w marcu, kwietniu i czerwcu.

    Apple ostrzega, że zaawansowane narzędzia szpiegowskie, takie jak Pegasus, Predator czy Triangulation, mogą atakować dziennikarzy, prawników, aktywistów, polityków i osoby na wysokich stanowiskach. Powiadomienie oznacza, że przynajmniej jedno urządzenie powiązane z kontem iCloud mogło zostać zainfekowane.

    Użytkownicy, którzy otrzymali alert, powinni:
    • skontaktować się z CERT-FR,
    • zachować maila z powiadomieniem,
    • nie resetować ani nie aktualizować urządzenia (by nie utrudnić śledztwa).

    Na razie nie wiadomo, kto stoi za kampanią ani kogo dokładnie zaatakowano – także poza Francją.

    iPhone 17 z przełomową funkcją bezpieczeństwa pamięci

    #anssi #Apple #applebezpieczeństwo #appleicloud #certfr #cyberbezpieczeństwo #iPhone #ochronaDanych #Pegasus #phishing #Predator #spyware #triangulation

  8. J'adore !!!! 🤩
    ---
    C’est Sauron qui a inventé le cloud

    Un Cloud pour les gouverner tous
    Un Cloud pour les trouver
    Un Cloud pour les amener tous,
    Et dans les ténèbres les lier
    Au pays de Mordor où s’étendent les ombres.
    ---
    Partage de :
    @lyonelkaufmann @siegi

    Il serait peut-être temps de s'y mettre en effet...😉
    #Cloud
    #Nextcloud
    #SouverainetéNumérique
    #GoogledDrive
    #MicrosoftOneDrive
    #AppleiCloud
    #Dropbox

    tooting.ch/@lyonelkaufmann/114

  9. J'adore !!!! 🤩
    ---
    C’est Sauron qui a inventé le cloud

    Un Cloud pour les gouverner tous
    Un Cloud pour les trouver
    Un Cloud pour les amener tous,
    Et dans les ténèbres les lier
    Au pays de Mordor où s’étendent les ombres.
    ---
    Partage de :
    @lyonelkaufmann @siegi

    Il serait peut-être temps de s'y mettre en effet...😉
    #Cloud
    #Nextcloud
    #SouverainetéNumérique
    #GoogledDrive
    #MicrosoftOneDrive
    #AppleiCloud
    #Dropbox

    tooting.ch/@lyonelkaufmann/114

  10. J'adore !!!! 🤩
    ---
    C’est Sauron qui a inventé le cloud

    Un Cloud pour les gouverner tous
    Un Cloud pour les trouver
    Un Cloud pour les amener tous,
    Et dans les ténèbres les lier
    Au pays de Mordor où s’étendent les ombres.
    ---
    Partage de :
    @lyonelkaufmann @siegi

    Il serait peut-être temps de s'y mettre en effet...😉
    #Cloud
    #Nextcloud
    #SouverainetéNumérique
    #GoogledDrive
    #MicrosoftOneDrive
    #AppleiCloud
    #Dropbox

    tooting.ch/@lyonelkaufmann/114

  11. Apple iCloud, Google Drive and Dropbox probed over ‘unfair’ T&Cs in Italy - Italy’s competition authority has opened an investigation into cloud storage services operated by Ap... - feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcr #google-drive #appleicloud #regulation #antitrust #dropbox #europe #cloud #italy #apps