iCloud: When using iCloud on Windows, are you able to see images and videos from other users? If so, you are not by yourself. Many Apple iPhone owners have expressed their annoyance at finding images and movies in the Windows iCloud collection that do not belong to them. Users of the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro are most affected by the problem.
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What is happening?
Numerous people have voiced their complaints about the issue. It is currently only available on iCloud on Windows. It is not yet clear if Apple or Microsoft should be held responsible for the issue.
Videos that were recorded on an iPhone and afterwards synchronised with the iCloud for Windows programme are experiencing an unusual issue where they are going black with scan lines. The videos are supposedly unwatchable on the iCloud app for Windows as a result of this problem.
According to a user, “iCloud for Windows is corrupting videos recorded from an iPhone 14 pro max resulting in black videos with scan lines. On rare occasions, it is inserting stills into videos from unknown sources, possibly others’ iCloud accounts. I’ve been shown photos of other people’s families I’ve never seen in my life, soccer games, and other random photos. Obviously, this is extremely concerning and does not exactly make me feel safe using iCloud.”
How to resolve it?
According to the report, removing the application will not make the issue go away. This could perhaps be a server issue, which users may have reported to Apple. Although the problem has existed since November 17, the Cupertino-based corporation has not acknowledged it or taken any action. Additionally, devices with particular settings like HDR and HEVC enabled as well as Windows 10 and 11 appear to be affected.
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