iCloud: Delete photos from My Photo Stream

1. In the Photos app, tap Albums, then tap My Photo Stream.

2. Do one of the following:

   • Tap a photo.

   • Tap Select, then tap one or more photos.

3. Tap , then tap Delete Photo or Delete [x] Photos.

1. In the Photos app, tap Photos.

2. In Moments view, do one of the following:

   • Tap a photo.

   • Tap Select, then tap one or more photos.

3. Tap , then tap Delete Photo.

Deleted photos are placed in the Recently Deleted album, where they remain for 30 days. After that, items are permanently removed from all your devices set up for iCloud Photo Library.

You can recover items from the Recently Deleted album. You can also remove items from your device before the 30-day time period is up. For instructions, see Use iCloud Photo Library on your iOS device.

1. In the Photos app, tap Albums, then tap My Photo Stream.

2. Do either of the following:

   • Tap a photo.

   • Tap Select, then tap one or more photos.

3. Tap , then tap Delete Photo or Delete [x] Photos.

• For instructions, see one of these Help topics:

  Access recent photos from all your devices using My Photo Stream in Photos

  Add, remove, and edit items in a shared photo stream in iPhoto

  Work with the Aperture Trash

You can delete photos from My Photo Stream on Apple TV (3rd generation and earlier).

1. Go to iCloud Photos.

2. Select My Photo Stream, press the center button on your remote, then select a photo you want to delete.

3. Hold down the center button on your remote, then choose Delete Photo.

   If you simply press the center button instead of holding it down, a full-screen image appears instead of the dialog where you can remove the image.