Quickly enable or disable photo synchronization on Google Photos

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The simplest way to enable or disable photo synchronization on Google Photos

Guide to toggling photo synchronization on Google Photos

Knowing how to toggle photo synchronization on Google Photos will help you easily manage and back up your data safely on your phone, preventing situations where your device is damaged and you can't retrieve your data. Google Photos is a photo and video sharing service that many Android users trust for storage.

Google Photos is Google's photo storage app, with storage space counted on Google Drive. Each Drive account is allocated a maximum of 15GB, so you need to know how to toggle photo synchronization on Google Photos wisely to save space and avoid additional data charges.

The simplest way to enable or disable photo synchronization on Google Photos

Guide to toggling photo synchronization on Google Photos

1. Quick guide: Step 1: Go to Google Photos => Log in to your account
Step 2: Click on settings => customize backup and sync status

2. Detailed guide
Step 1: Open the Google Photos app on your phone.
Step 2: Tap on account icon => select Photos settings mode.

Step 3: Click on the Backup and sync section

Step 4: Swipe the horizontal bar icon in the Backup and sync section.
- Swipe from left to right: Enable synchronization feature (Figure 1)
- Swipe from right to left: Disable synchronization feature (Figure 2)

So toggling photo synchronization on Google Photos isn't as complicated as you think. For iPhone users, turning off iCloud account synchronization on iPhone is also a way to save device storage space.

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