Google Photos, a novel service from Google, was recently launched as a free platform for storing and sharing pictures. Though it doesn’t require any payment, its security level might not meet all user expectations.
With this app, once you upload pictures, they’ve saved across all your mobile gadgets. In contrast to its predecessor in Google+, Google Photos permits users to share images directly on Facebook and Twitter, not just on Google+.
According to a representative from Google, the privacy and protection level in the app is identical to other Google services. “Unless you make a deliberate decision to share your data with others, we ensure it stays private,” she explained.
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