In addition, the user complains that he is shown photos from an unknown source, he did not take them.
The video is downloaded, but then it is broken. In this particular case, the victim suffers from the fact that videos created from the iPhone 14 Pro Max and uploaded to the user's Apple iCloud account seem to break when downloaded with iCloud for Windows. It is not until it is downloaded using the iCloud sync tool that this occurs. When viewed from, my Mac Pro, or another apple device, the video appears fine.
This bug only seems to appear when using the iPhone 14 pro max with HDR and HEVC enabled. My old videos from my iPhone 13 Pro Max do not appear to be doing this. I have tried on multiple other devices including an iPhone 11 Pro and an iPad. Replication notes: I have been able to replicate this bug on 3 different PC's, 2 of which were running the latest version of Windows 11 pro, and the last running Windows 10 pro. Obviously, this is extremely concerning and does not exactly make me feel safe using iCloud.Įxpected results: Original video I took should be downloaded and viewableĪctual results: The video is downloaded, but then immediately becomes corrupt, or shows a photo from an unknown source that I've never seen before. I've been shown photos of other people's families I've never seen in my life, soccer games, and other random photos. On rare occasions, it is inserting stills into videos from unknown sources, possibly other's iCloud accounts. Summary: iCloud for Windows is corrupting videos recorded from an iPhone 14 pro max resulting in black videos with scan lines.
ICloud for Windows Corrupting videos, downloading other people's photos!?! The hope is that other iCloud users may have similar observations – or it may be an isolated case or user error (can't be ruled out). He had already reported it to Apple via feedback, but had not received any further confirmations yet. The first reports are already a few days old – a user complained about unusual behavior on his iCloud account on the MacRumors forum on November 17, 2022.
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