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Does Android really not provide an auto upload of snapped pictures to the cloud? I was under the impression that they did this way before iCloud even came up. F
by yaeger 12y ago
Does Android really not provide an auto upload of snapped pictures to the cloud? I was under the impression that they did this way before iCloud even came up. First it was to Picasa or some place, then to the google+ place somewhere.
Either way, I don't even remember if the iCloud upload was default or not. When it was introduced I took an interest to find out how to deactivate that in case it was enabled by default. Don't remember if it was. All I know is, it is disabled on my device and it'll stay that way because I really didn't want to use this.
- tripzilch 12y agoDropbox does it for you. Plus you get a free 50GB dropbox account with many Android devices, so the incentive is there.
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- king_jester 12y ago> Does Android really not provide an auto upload of snapped pictures to the cloud? I was under the impression that they did this way before iCloud even came up. First it was to Picasa or some place, then to the google+ place somewhere. When you sign into Google+ or Dropbox (among others), you are presented with a screen where you can enable photo uploads to those cloud accounts.