Thank you for joining this class on managing and storing iPhone photos. We explored how to use the Photos app to organize, find, and customize your photo collection, plus a few tips for moving photos to a computer.

Key Takeaways and Next Steps

Library and Photos Views: The Library shows all your photos, which you can sort by date or filter by favorites, videos, or other criteria. The Photos section groups pictures automatically (such as by people, pets, trips, or memories).
Favorites: Mark photos as favorites by pressing and holding, then tapping Favorite. To remove them, press and hold again and select Unfavorite. Favorites appear in pinned collections for quick access.
Albums: Create custom albums to group photos, just like traditional photo albums. A single photo can belong to multiple albums without taking extra space. Deleting an album removes only the album, not the photos themselves.
Utilities: Use tools like Hidden, Recently Deleted, and Duplicates to manage your collection. Deleted photos can be recovered within 30 days, and duplicates can be merged to save space.
Customization: Reorder or hide sections in the Photos app to make navigation easier. Place your most-used sections, like Media Types or Utilities, at the top.
Transferring to a Computer: For Windows users, installing the iCloud app from the Microsoft Store allows you to access and download your iPhone photos directly from File Explorer. This avoids issues with file size and format.

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