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images are viewed). Otherwise, they'll have to use a web browser to access the Shared Photo Stream
via the link that is e-mailed to them when you share the stream.

Create a Shared Photo Stream on an iOS device
Creating a Shared Photo Stream on an iOS device is a simple process:
1. In the Photos app, select an album, your Photo Stream, or your entire photo library (the
Camera Roll) to view the pictures.
2. Tap the Edit button.
3. Scroll through your photos and tap each one you want to add to your Shared Photo Stream.
A check mark appears on each image you have selected (see Figure 5-6).

4. Tap the Share button ( ) and then tap Photo Stream from the pop-over that appears.
5. If you've already set up a Shared Photo Stream, you can now select it from the list. Or you
can tap New Photo Stream to create a new one.
6. Enter the name or e-mail address of each person you want to share your Photo Stream with,
name the Photo Stream, and set the Public Website setting to On or Off. If you set it to Off,
only iCloud users you invite will be able to view your Shared Photo Stream.
7. Tap the Next button and optionally enter a comment for those you have shared the Photo
Stream with (see Figure 5-7).
8. Tap the Post button. Your Shared Photo Stream is now created and an invitation to view it is

sent to those you added in the To field. In the future, when you tap the Share button ( ),

you can select this Shared Photo Stream to send additional photos to the same recipients.