Your photo gallery may be taking up a lot of storage space due to the high resolution and large file sizes of the photos. If you are using a smartphone or digital camera with a high megapixel count, the photos will have larger file sizes, which can quickly fill up your device's storage. Additionally, if you have a large number of photos and videos in your gallery, this can also contribute to the storage space being used up. Consider backing up your photos to a cloud storage service or external hard drive to free up space on your device. **

The iCloud storage expansion may not be updating in the photo gallery due to a few possible reasons. It could be a temporary syncing issue between the device and the iCloud server, or there may be a delay in the system updating the storage expansion in the photo gallery. Another possibility is that there may be a software glitch or bug causing the update to not appear in the photo gallery. It's also possible that the device may need to be restarted or the iCloud settings may need to be refreshed to properly update the storage expansion in the photo gallery. **

There could be several reasons why iCloud is not uploading photos even though there is enough storage space available. One common issue could be a poor internet connection, which may be preventing the photos from being uploaded. Another possibility is that there may be a software glitch or bug causing the problem. It's also worth checking if the iCloud Photo Library feature is enabled and if the photos are set to upload automatically. If none of these solutions work, contacting Apple Support for further assistance may be necessary. **

When you purchase iCloud storage, your gallery will remain in the iPhone storage as well as being backed up to the iCloud storage. This means that your photos and videos will still be accessible on your iPhone, but they will also be securely stored in the iCloud, allowing you to free up space on your device and access your media from other devices connected to your iCloud account. **

When you upload photos to iCloud, they are stored in the cloud, which means they are no longer taking up space on your device's local storage. However, the photos will still be accessible in your iCloud account and can be viewed on any device connected to that account. So, while the photos are removed from your device's local storage, they are not deleted from your iCloud account unless you choose to delete them manually. **

When you upload photos to iCloud, they are stored in the cloud and not on your device, so they will not be deleted from your gallery. However, once they are safely stored in iCloud, you can choose to delete them from your device to free up storage space. This way, you can access your photos anytime through iCloud while keeping your device storage clutter-free. **

To upload an Instagram photo from your gallery, open the Instagram app on your phone and tap the plus sign icon at the bottom of the screen. Then, select "Gallery" to choose a photo from your phone's photo library. Select the photo you want to upload, add filters or edit it if desired, write a caption, tag people if needed, and then tap "Share" to post it on your Instagram feed. **

To share storage on Google without deleting the photos on the device storage, you can use Google Photos to back up your photos and videos to the cloud. This way, you can free up space on your device without losing any of your photos. You can then access your photos from any device with an internet connection by logging into your Google account. Additionally, you can choose to only back up certain folders or albums to Google Photos, allowing you to keep some photos on your device while still sharing storage on Google. **