It's all literally added strategies for Apple to make more money. I don't need all of my photos AND VIDEOS on the cloud and have them take up 50-60 GB of space so I have to purchase extra iCloud storage. I just want to be able to import my stuff on my physical hard drive and not worry about it. Photos app has been nothing but trouble ever since they launched it. The sidebar tab saying 'Videos' is gone too. And now, none of my videos are on my computer anymore. Then when I started having some problems with my phone, I took it to Apple and they replaced it for me, then wiped the memory on my old one of course. So I could see a tab on the sidebar saying 'Videos' that had all of my videos imported. I had a bunch of videos on my iPhone from the summer and when I plugged it in to my macbook, it asked to import the videos, which I did. Instead it's wasting more of my time by having to take my phone, my macbook, my iPad constantly to the Apple store or calling support (and getting something replaced and waste time setting it up again) and costs me more money down the run because I have to purchase additional cloud storage smh so mad

I thought the whole point of having a bunch of Apple devices is to make my life easier by managing these things more easily and save me time. Everytime I turn it on, it deletes all of my already existing playlists so I have to turn it off and restore an old backup of my iTunes file. And don't even get me started on Apple Music. Definitely going to be complaining to Apple for this. I mean what is the whole point of plugging in my iPhone to my computer and clicking 'Import' if it's not going to keep the videos on the physical hard drive of my computer? It's so ridiculously stupid, counterintuitive, and just plain annoying. This is the 2nd big problem I've had with it (the first was when I turned on iCloud Photo Library and it lost all of my older photos) and it's honestly way too annoying for me to deal with. That's why I also turned off iCloud Photo Library and just kept on 'My Photo Stream'.

Where do i find my icloud photos