Google Photos has become the default choice for a lot of people, and it’s easy to see why. It backs up automatically, makes searching for old pictures almost effortless, and comes free with every Google…
Google Photos is a single place to store all your photos, sync, and share them with your friends. It hosts all your photos on the cloud server, which makes them accessible remotely with just an Internet connection. You don’t need to carry any USB stick or external hard disk. On top of that, Google offers a whopping 15 GB of storage for free, which is shared among Google Photos and other Google ecosystem services. The platform has become increasingly popular due to its user-friendly and beginner-friendly appearance and many new features.
If you’re using OneDrive or Google Drive on a smartphone, their automatic screenshot upload feature consolidates your other devices to store your screenshots. You no longer have to manually upload your screenshots online or worry about losing them if your phone is lost, stolen or dead.
By default, your screenshots are accessible from any device that is linked to your OneDrive account. It could pose a privacy risk if there are other members at your home using the same linked devices. They may be able to view and access your screenshots, copy them without your knowledge. In this tutorial, we’ll discuss how to stop uploading your screenshots automatically. Let’s begin.
Multiple cloud storage platforms are used in the present era for storing and sharing photos. Google Photos is one of the most popularly used cloud platforms with over a billion users worldwide. Just a few years after its initial release in 2015, Google Photos became the American search engine giant’s ninth product to reach the milestone of 1 billion users in a short span of only 4 years.