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How to hide your photos in Google Photos using the new Locked Folder
How to hide your photos in Google Photos using the new Locked Folder
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Zois Bekios Zannikos
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How to hide your photos in Google Photos using the new Locked Folder
Google released a much-needed feature for Google Photos to all Android devices over the weekend. “Locked Folder” was a Pixel exclusive feature that allows users to conveniently store their images on their devices. This guide will explain how the Locked Folder works and how to set it up on Android phones.
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