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It's not true. I'm pretty sure OP just overlooked the dialogue that pops up and asks you if you want to backup pictures when you add a new account.
by exacube 12y ago
It's not true. I'm pretty sure OP just overlooked the dialogue that pops up and asks you if you want to backup pictures when you add a new account.
- ch0wn 12y agoCorrect. If you start Google+ for the first time, there's a wizard asking you whether you want to enable "Auto Backup" and further asks you whether this should happen only on WiFi or also on data. It's a separate page, so it's really hard to overlook.
- nawitus 12y agoIn practise that dialog can be overlooked very easily. It's practically impossible to not overlook any dialogs like that.
- VikingCoder 12y agoIf you care about privacy, don't use apps that are DESIGNED FOR SHARING. If you do care about privacy, and you do use apps that are designed for sharing, then read the permissions very very carefully.
- fallinghawks 12y agoYes. And auto backup can be turned on/off in Settings at any time. If this mor -- guy -- is so concerned about his privacy and technical enough that he knows what to do with an apk when he downloads one, there is absolutely no excuse. Don't blame Google.
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