Google Photos has been regularly updated with a good number of features since its launch almost a year ago. It's an app that has been downloaded by millions of users, offering key features such as unlimited uploads of photos and HD videos.
In a new version of Google Photos being rolled out today , you can now manually back up any photos you want. Simply select the photos you want, then choose the "Backup no" or "Back up" option from the three vertical dots menu, and they will be uploaded to the cloud so you don't lose them.
These images will be securely stored in the cloud and accessible from any of your devices. This new feature is for users who want to upload photos in full resolution and don't want to rely on automatic image uploads. It's another way to manage your limited Google Drive storage.
This way, you can ensure that all the photos you take aren't automatically added to your cloud storage, giving you complete control. It's another great option for users who take their time selecting the perfect photos and deleting the ones they don't like.
Google Photos is a great option for various purposes, primarily for backing up photos and having them available on all your devices, or simply as an image gallery that can replace Quickpic and others. It also offers other features such as image search capabilities with its special algorithm, making it one of the best options right now for managing all the photos you take with the high-quality cameras found on some of those high-end phones that have made a qualitative leap to offer a better user experience.
