ALSO READ: Google Photos update brings electronic stabilization for videos, new photo editing tools: Here s how to use themīesides the obvious bonus of being able to hide your nudes, Archive is also a pretty good feature when you have to share a library with someone or family members and don t want certain images just floating about in the main feed.
From here, you can also un-archive any picture. This view basically replicates the main photos view and has the option to archive photos in bulk in the top-right corner. Archived photos will remain in albums and search results, with all appearing on the Archive page. Archiving is accessible from the overflow menu of any picture, with a tutorial popping up the first time you use it. Those who already have the feature should see a new Archive option in the navigation drawer just above Trash. Also Read - Google unveils Android 13 Go Edition for budget smartphones: Check details You will notice that the image is gone from the main menu.
The drop down will give you three options - Delete device copy, Backup now, and Archive – you choose Archive. Whichever image or images you want to archive, tap and hold on them, and then tap on the vertical ellipsis (…) menu on the top right. Also Read - Google says over 250 million devices now run Android Go Also Read - Microsoft plans to take on App Store, Play Store with Xbox-branded mobile game store Called the Archive feature, it essentially lets you remove images from the main Photos tab without deleting them from your library. Google‘s latest update for its Photos app will now let you archive photos from the main feed and hide them away, helping you de-clutter and privatize some of those personal photos. Don t we all have those images on our phones that we want to keep, but we don t want anyone to see? You know, the ones you click one someone texts you Send N***s? Yes, those! And just in time, Google Photos has released a new update that is a perfect solution to this problem.
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