If you take pictures on your iPhone does it lose gigabytes?
If you take pictures on your iPhone does it lose gigabytes?
Yes. It uses your gigabytes.
Well yea. The pictures like most other things on it take up storage.
Technically yes, if you have a massive collection of pictures 'cause every photo takes about a couple of MBs
With iPhone it also depends on the way you take the picture. The new ones automatically turn pictures to hd when the quality and clarity is there and available. Taking more space.
Taking picture means you are creating something through the phone. Now what you are creating needs a space to get stored that so that you can see it in future. The system saves the content and of course consumes memory.
Do you think its stored in thin air?
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