9 ms·
Unfortunately, Google Photos. It's very convenient, but there's this background fear that if my account gets unexpectedly closed, as it happens with Google, the
by VladimirGolovin 8y ago
Unfortunately, Google Photos. It's very convenient, but there's this background fear that if my account gets unexpectedly closed, as it happens with Google, there would be no way to recover my photos.
I try to download the Photos data regularly via their takeout tool, but the process is cumbersome. I wish there was an automated way of doing that. I'd even pay for that.
I moved from Gmail to Fastmail, but I still haven't found a good replacement for Google Photos.
- izacus 8y agoI get around that by enabling the "Show photos in Google Drive" switch and syncing them to my Synology NAS with a Drive client.
- Kagerjay 8y agoI use googlephotos, but I never delete the original file. Every few months I usually transfer all those files to my computer and sort by year-month/event. It's not automated but it works and clears my phone cache