IPhone photos transfer to iPad

When I transfer photos from my iPhone to my iPad through ICloud am I able to delete them from my iPhone without losing them on my iPad?

after the transfer is done u save the pics from photo stream to camera roll on ipad and then u can delete them on iphone. hope it helps. try it first to be sure u wont make sth wrong. good luck!

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You might have been using the iPad every day and this issue could have cropped up anyway. I have read where users state that they used their iPad the night before, plugged in to charge it over night and they had the connect to iTunes message on the iPad the next morning.
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No backup?
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