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Video tip: A YouTuber downloaded their own record from Google and found private photos via public links, order logs in the source code, and much more.įollowing this philosophy, I made my data nest at Google.

As for administration? We'll take care of that - don't worry! Just leave your GPS on and sign this agreement." Your Google Pixel 5 has secretly created 15 more pictures anyway, just choose one later. If you don't like the picture afterwards, just take a new one. "Don't worry about your photos and give them to us. Our data is the reason why Google Maps offers such reliable traffic jam information and why Google is one of the biggest tech companies around.ĭata was the cornerstone of the agreement we entered into with Google. The more usage statistics, meta information, and cookies a user shares, the better. In reality, it has always been data that Google was interested in and admittedly, they have been very successful in leveraging it. Rather, I would like to point out that Google has funnelled us into a certain habits in the past, which the company now shamelessly exploits as a new source of income. Surely I should reconsider my dependence on my favourite search engine company (Sorry, Bing!), but that's not what this is about. Like other companies, Google is creating an ecosystem that users should be able to ease into. The tendency for my storage requirements continues to increase, because more and more apps offer a login via Google and make use of its reliable memory. The storage plans at Google are not exactly expensive, but it's all about the principle! / © Google / Screenshot: NextPit According to Google's own storage calculator, I still have six months left based on my current user behaviour.

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Right now, the amount of convenience that I enjoy from Google until next June would be 15360 MB worth of storage space to stash away photos, recorded videos, created and shared documents, Android backups, and WhatsApp backups.

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The network of services and programs that consume a single pool of data volumes is gigantic.Īfter setting up your Google account, you will be the beneficiary of 15 GB of free storage space.

However, what started off as something small has grown to show just how vast the Google cloud cosmos has become. The same applies to the documents in your Google Drive, which, due to their small size, shouldn't carry too much weight. As of June 1st, all pictures taken, regardless of quality, will be counted towards the quota of your Google storage space. Google's change of planīut all of this will change in June 2021, according to Google in a reveal last week.

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Elitist Google Pixel users were even allowed to save the extremely stunning photos taken with their camera phones in full resolution. This is because until now, all Android users could store their photos in good quality (that's a maximum of 16 megapixels) without a care in the world on Google's cloud storage.

All in all, Google Photos is sometimes magical, always very practical, and above all: free and unlimited storage. Sounds easy, but then again, it requires a lot of what Google can describe much better on its AI blog than I can. Alternatively, you can edit images and adjust the blur/bokeh of the background even years after the shot was taken. Other photo management programs require you to create tags and categories manually. It might sound simple, but such capability requires a very powerful AI analysis. While browsing through your collection, you can now even search for keywords like "dog" and you will see all photos where there is a dog. Google's own Pixel smartphones are also affected by the changes, although not as drastically. Because once it has been configured, Google Photos regularly sends images from your smartphone camera into cloud storage and automatically deletes the older ones. It's what's left of the popular Picasa, and a bit more than that. Google Photos is an app that comes pre-installed on many Android smartphones. Maybe I should elaborate a little bit more.