Contains sensitive photos and videos that are password-protected
Google Photos Locked Folder is now more accessible
Previously hidden in Utilities section, now next to Favorites, Archive, and Trash
Update also reorganizes Utilities section by moving functions to 'plus' sheet
Google Photos, a popular cloud storage solution for images and videos, has recently undergone a redesign that makes accessing the Locked Folder more convenient. Previously hidden away in the Utilities section of the app, this feature is now prominently displayed next to Favorites, Archive, and Trash in both Android and iOS versions.
The Locked Folder is an essential privacy feature for users who want to keep certain photos and videos private. Once media is added to this folder, it will not be accessible through any other gallery or app unless authenticated with a password. This update makes it easier for users to access their sensitive content without having to navigate through multiple menus.
Google Photos has also reorganized the Utilities section by moving many of its functions to the 'plus' sheet in the app bar, including options like creating new albums and importing photos from other sources. This streamlines the app's interface and makes it easier for users to find various features.
This update is a welcome change for those who frequently use Google Photos and value privacy. By making the Locked Folder more accessible, Google ensures that users can protect their sensitive media with ease while maintaining a user-friendly experience.
The Locked Folder in Google Photos will now have a dedicated place in the app.
Users will have quick access to the Locked Folder.
The update is available on Android and iOS.
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Google Photos has moved the Locked Folder from Utilities section to Library tab for quicker and more convenient access on Android and iOS devices.
The Locked Folder, where users store private photos and videos, is now prominently displayed next to Favorites, Archive, and Trash in the Library tab.
Google Photos web version already had the Locked Folder in the navigation drawer. This update brings mobile apps’ design in line with that.
Users can quickly store and retrieve their sensitive media without navigating through multiple menus. This change is particularly beneficial for those who frequently use the Locked Folder feature.
Google Photos has also reorganized the Utilities section by moving many of its functions to the ‘plus’ sheet in then app bar including options like creating new albums and shortcuts for sharing with a partner and importing photos from other places.
