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They decided to kill it so that people would start using Google Photos. This would greatly encourage people to keep all their photos in the cloud, tying them t
by romwell 9y ago
They decided to kill it so that people would start using Google Photos.
This would greatly encourage people to keep all their photos in the cloud, tying them to the Google ecosystem and giving Google plenty of data to munch on, at the detriment of user experience.