Now you’re free to enable Google Photos Locked folder in non-pixel devices!
Early this year, Google introduced a new feature to Google Photos known as Locked folder.
When it was first released, the locked folder feature was only available for Pixel devices.
However, now Google is rolling out the Locked Folder feature for non-pixel devices as well.
What is Locked Folder in Google Photos?
A locked folder in Google Photos is basically a vault that is secured by a fingerprint or phones passcode.
Also, the picture you move on the Locked folder will be deleted from the backup file.
Heres how toenable the Locked folder in Google Photos.
First of all, head to the Google Play Store and update the Google Photos app.
After the update, open Google Photos and tap on theLibrarybutton.
On the Library page, tap on theUtilities.
Now scroll down and tap on theGet Startedbutton on the Set up Locked folder section.
Next, tap on the Setup button at the bottom right corner of your screen.
Now,opt for photosyou want to move to the locked folder.
Next, tap on the three dots and select theMove to Locked Folderoption.
This is how it’s possible for you to enable Locked folders in Google Photos.
Although Google Photos ended its plan by offering unlimited storage, it keeps on introducing new features.
So, what do you think about the new locked folder feature?
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