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WmH said:

Something is amiss here, why did they not have photo library or iCloud library shared if they were married, passwords shared, the other husband should have all the photos between the two, no court order given or needed. Get down to the real reason!!!

Thinking that a married couple would not have a reason to have their own photo library is short sighted. My wife is a special needs teacher. Part of her job is to document outings with the kids. It would be inappropriate for the photos to go my phone. Of course the school has access but I don't and shouldn't. Another easy one. Your work provides your phone, why would you want photos from your spouse going to a work phone. Now they should have own each others passwords but stuff and life happens.

I got the iPhone X because I have a condition that make my fingers shack just enough that Touch ID hardly ever worked. I love Face ID but the phone is way overpriced for what it is. Personally the price has cured me of wanting to do upgrades every year. Don't see myself upgrading next year. Honestly I can't think of another feature they could add other than super long battery that would get me to spend money again without my phone dying. In many ways Apple has jumped the shark for me. Sure the products are good but they have hit a price point that I am just not willing to pay for many parts of the product line. I can afford them but see it as not being worth the investment.

Would have to agree with Eightzero comment. The Activity App is one of the worst coded apps I have used. It is riddled with bugs.

I really like iCloud but hardly use it. Simple reason Apple does not let me choose the directory it uses. I only get 256GB SSD's and use external RAIDs or drives. For that reason I have been using OneDrive because I can tell it what folder to use.