I also became more careful with photos since our daughter was born last year, but take a different approach. I store the photos on Dropbox, since it makes it tr

I also became more careful with photos since our daughter was born last year, but take a different approach. I store the photos on Dropbox, since it makes it trivial to backup (locally in time machine and remotely with Arq). The Carousel app is pretty great these days and it's great that its backed by regular Dropbox storage. Another reason that we didn't choose for Google is their terms of service and privacy policy. We both have Google Apps for Work accounts, but Google+ photos is not one of the apps covered and uses the normal terms. The terms say that your data can be used for promoting Google service and that Google can keep the data as long as they wish. Not something I want to put something as personal as our daughter's photos on.