1. Once found, the album can be shared, it remains visible.Not sure why this option is not already in Google Photos, but the ability to sync offline Google Photos Album on the phone (an album fed by different people for example) is awesome to be able to use them locally on the phone (edits, 3-rd party apps...). On trick: the Album must not be shared (in Google Photos) for Tool to find it.
2. Completely useless.Not sure why this option is not already in Google Photos, but the ability to sync offline Google Photos Album on the phone (an album fed by different people for example) is awesome to be able to use them locally on the phone (edits, 3-rd party apps...). On trick: the Album must not be shared (in Google Photos) for Tool to find it.
3. For the past 9-10 years, I have used the Photo Tool app with my Google Account without any issues, but since this new update, I keep on getting the message "No photos.
4. It allows to select some photos and showing recent album rather than all the available albums.
5. This makes tough to upload photos in a particular album.This app is the most dangerous one.
6. You may need to tweek account settings to give access to your photos.Recently tried to find an old photo saved onto this app.
7. I cant select my album from the drop down to upload my photos.
8. I had x-plorer app which I believe equally dangerous one, this app is holding and signed into all my Google accounts under that X-plorer umbrella and now today I downloaded from store and found there was another window hidden background with signed on already with something showing sign out.
9. Guess I can use it to only upload to my cloud driveGoogle Photos slideshow app that works! This has transition timing and display options, all missing from Photos.
10. Uninstalling.Logged on to my Google to access photos.
11. I opened my tool today to discover it has been auto updated and all my photos are gone.