Since mobile phones take better photos and videos, these items take up more of the device's internal memory. This means that many users in Europe are turning to backup apps to save all their memories, although it is also possible to set up your own system in the cloud using a NAS.
Google Photos is one of the most used apps for this purpose, and it's no surprise. In addition to being included in most Android phones, it has a series of options that make it the best possible tool to organize, store and backup photos and videos taken with the camera.
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In general, Google tends to release new features for this platform from time to time. Now it looks like it could happen soon a mode that allows users to group their photos manually, so that all the files we have in the application can be organized without problems.
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Some time ago, Google Photos presented its users with a function through which the application was able to group similar photos on the main screen to that similar photographs taken on the same date appear all together. From now on, this option could evolve.
This process, for now, happens automatically, provided that the user approves and confirms the option. However, as stated Android Authority, A line of code was discovered in the application which reveals that one of its next functions would go through let users sort images manually.
De esta manera, cada uno podría decidir cuáles son las fotografías que quiere que se apilen en el mismo sitio y cuáles, por el contrario, prefiere que se sigan mostrando estrictamente de manera individual. Todo apunta a que, para hacerlo, bastaría con seleccionar las fotos que se quiere que se muestren juntas y seleccionar una nueva opción que aparecería en la parte inferior.
Por el momento, no hay confirmación oficial de la llegada de esta nueva función, pero se espera que la compañía la libere en algún momento de los próximos meses. Seguramente, esto se llevará a cabo por fases.
