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TL; Dr.
- Google photos may soon suggest users to help using unnecessary photos to help clean storage.
- These suggestions will appear after users removing several photos.
- This feature will be optional, and the app can get a related setting to close it.
Google photo Already provides a convenient way to empty storage space on its devices through “storage storage” options for users. It lists photos and videos with large file size, blurred images and screenshots that can be easily chosen and removed with some taps. However, the app may soon give a smart solution.
One APK Fur Work-in-Congress helps to predict the facilities that reach a service in future based on the code. However, it is possible that such approximate features cannot make it for public release.
We have found evidence of an upcoming feature in the latest Google Photo release (version 7.35), which can automatically suggest photos that users want to remove. Code related to convenience suggests that the app will offer these suggestions to users manually after selecting and removing several photos.
Code
We found some photos you might want to delete
Clean up your library
Try a new deleting experience whenever you select and delete %1$d or more photos
We found more photos you might want to delete
Review
Review suggestions
Turn off suggestions
Delete suggestions appear whenever you select and delete %1$d or more photos Once the feature is rolled out, Google Photo will first expose the new capacity with a banner when users select and remove many photos. Will read the banner: “Whenever you choose and remove a new $ 1 $ D or more photos, experience a new removal.” The users will then see another pop-up, with the title “Clean Up Your Library”, with the message: “We got some pictures that you want to remove.”
Strings suggest that users will be able to review the suggestions before removing them. Google photos will also get a new setting related to this feature, so that users can close suggestions if they do not get them helpful.
We cannot give UI a surface for this feature in current Google Photo release, so we believe it can never roll out soon. We will monitor further development and share more details by getting available.
