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Google Photos is preparing a new feature to make it easy to hide faces in memories. The latest version of the Android app reveals a revamped way to manage your memories, including the ability to hide faces faster.
Google Photos just passed the 10 billion download mark on the Google Play store.
After introducing cross-device syncing last year, Google Photos makes it much easier to open a closed folder on Android and iOS.
Google Photos is rolling out its free Magic Editor app to all Android device users, including Pixel and Samsung devices.
Google Photos is expanding its editing capabilities for Galaxy phone users. Now Samsung device owners can enjoy all the advanced AI tools that were previously only available for Pixel and Google One devices.
Google Photos seems to be working on a new feature that will automatically create a "Cinematic Moment" in the app. This feature is similar to the Cinematic Photos feature, which allows you to create 3D versions of flat images. However, the "Cinematic Moment" is focused on video.
Google Photos will soon introduce a new feature that will allow users to check if their image is "not eligible for space saving". This update will improve the backup process, allowing for more efficient space management.
Google Photos, the universal gallery app, is testing a new feature that will allow users to hide certain people's faces from the "Memories" section. This section reminds users of past events and highlights from their lives. However, sometimes "Memories" can be annoying if it reminds you of people you would rather not remember.
Google Photos is opening up new possibilities with the introduction of media compression, which may be available on Android mobile devices. This new feature will allow users to effectively manage the space on their devices.
Israeli military intelligence used an experimental facial recognition programme in the Gaza Strip that misidentified Palestinian citizens as affiliated with the Hamas group.
The Google Photos service was starting to roll out artificial intelligence-based features that would better organise and categorise photos in the gallery.
The Magic Editor feature in the Google Photos app, powered by generative AI, imposes restrictions on editing certain categories of images.
As promised, Google begins to roll out Personal Folders to third-party Android smartphones
