How do I stop my iCloud pics going onto my grandsons mini iPad I set it up for him but don't want him receiving my photos

If you have an iCloud acct, as soon as you sign in on the new one, it will auto transfer from the old one.

Make sure you have iCloud setup and logged into the same account on both devices and in the iCloud settings of both make sure contacts sharing is switched on.

You can attach some flash drives to Apple's $29 iPad Camera Connection Kit. (If you have an iPad with a Lightning connector you'll additionally need Apple's $29 Lightning to USB Camera Adapter.) Let me underscore some. Some flash drives require more power than the iPad can provide and won't work.

For the second question, here's also a guide to help you back up iPad music to iCloud.

1. Connect your iPad to a Wi-Fi network.
2. In iOS 8 or later, tap Settings > iCloud > Backup. ...
3. Make sure that iCloud Backup is turned on.
4. Tap Back Up Now. ...
5. Make sure the backup finished by tapping Settings > iCloud > Storage > Manage Storage, and then select your iPad.

If you have a new computer, you can also backup iPad music onto it.
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First make sure its turned on in settings.

Launch the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad.

• Tap on iCloud.
• Tap on Photos.
• Under the Photos section, make sure My Photo Stream is turned On.
• You can also enable Photo Sharing at the bottom so you can create photo streams to share with others and so they can share them with you
• now every time you take a picture or save a picture and are connected to WIFI the photo is automaticly saved in your photo Stream.

if you are looking to share you photo stream with another IOS person you would use the share card and click icloud enter the pesons apple id and click share.

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Go to your settings>iCloud>backup and back it up to there. If you do not have an iCloud, you can auto-backup the iPad on iTunes through you computer.

If you want to sync new apps to iPhone and iPad, you can take advantage of the "Automatic Downloads" function of iTunes. You only need to tap Settings > iTunes & App Store, and locate AUTOMATIC DOWNLOADS, then turn on Apps and Updates. Finish the steps on your iPhone and iPad so that you can get apps on the other devices when you finish a download on one device. You can also take advantage of the third-party iPhone transfer software, Leawo iTransfer, to sync iPhone apps to iPad. The software can transfer files among iOS devices, iTunes and PCs, and it transfers app data when users want to transfer apps. The following guidance will show you how to sync iPhone apps to iPad, and you can download this software and have a try. Download Leawo iTransfer ' Leawo iTransfer for Mac and install it.
Step 1. Run Leawo iTransfer and connect both device to computer with USB cable. Then your devices will be shown on the main interface of the software.

Step 2. Click your iPhone and choose Apps in the left sidebar. The contents will show up in the right part.

Step 3. Select the apps you want to transfer, and click the transfer button at the right bottom.

Step 4. Check Transfer to List and choose iPad as the target. Then click Transfer Now. Then the iPhone apps you selected will be transferred to iPad in several minutes.



For more detail, check: How to Sync iPhone Apps to iPad

Connect your iPad to your PC. Start iTunes. In the left column of iTunes on your PC you should see your iPad listsxed. Select your iPad. Look for photos in the bar at the top of the right column in iTunes on your PC.

For more detailed guide of transferring photos from PC to iPad, follow this tip "Copy files from Computer to iPad".