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You'll soon be able to hide all backed-up memes in Google Photos
AppWizard
May 18, 2024

You’ll soon be able to hide all backed-up memes in Google Photos

Google Photos is introducing a feature that allows users to conceal backed-up images from various applications, such as memes and GIFs, in order to streamline the app's main view. The feature will offer four customizable viewing options: "Show all," "Hide clutter," "Show none," and "Custom," providing different levels of visibility for backed-up images.
Google Photos could soon let you hide all the memes you backed up
AppWizard
May 16, 2024

Google Photos could soon let you hide all the memes you backed up

Google Photos is introducing a new feature that will allow users to control the visibility of photos backed up from various apps in their primary Photos feed. The feature will offer options such as "Show all," "Hide clutter," "Show none," and "Custom" to give users more control over which images appear in their main feed.
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