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Can I upload a photo into a reply?

You can upload directly to the post if you are a paid member. That is expensive at 11 cents per day. Or you can upload a picture or a link from a file storage app like Flickr.
 
Hello, all is not lost yet. When you delete photos from your gallery, you still have several options to restore them. First, you might not have noticed that you have cloud storage. Perhaps all your deleted photos are stored there. There are also special applications that can look into the depths of your smartphone's memory and get saved versions of images from there. So, believe me, you see less than you actually do. For example, I recently got photos deleted about six months ago for my course work where I had to use free transparent background photos, which I would not be able to repeat since they were associated with the stages of plant growth.
 
AdCornish65 said:
Hello, all is not lost yet. When you delete photos from your gallery, you still have several options to restore them. First, you might not have noticed that you have cloud storage. Perhaps all your deleted photos are stored there. There are also special applications that can look into the depths of your smartphone's memory and get saved versions of images from there. So, believe me, you see less than you actually do. For example, I recently got photos deleted about six months ago for my course work where I had to use free transparent background photos, which I would not be able to repeat since they were associated with the stages of plant growth.
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And this is related to the OP how?
 
ICE said:
You can upload directly to the post if you are a paid member. That is expensive at 11 cents per day. Or you can upload a picture or a link from a file storage app like Flickr.
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Thanks for this information...
 
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