Google photos for Android Gets New Grid Customisations to Reduce Clutter

Google photos for Android Gets New Grid Customisations to Reduce Clutter

Google photos for Android is receiving a new feature that offers users green over control over their grid view preferences. Previously, users could adjust the layout density by selecting between “day,” “Month,” or a “comfortable” View, and they also had the option to Stack Similar Photos.

Tapping on a stacked image tile allowed them to swipe through related photos in a carousel. With the new update, users can now further refine their experience by choosing to show or hide photos, gifs, and videos from other apps.google photos, new customizations to ReduCe cluttergoga Fers new customization options to help users make their photo Grids More Clutter-Free. These were initially spotted by 9to5google, however, gadgets 360 was altar to verify these changes. One of the new features is the ‘show content from other apps’ option, which incluses two sub-options called Out with Google photos Version 7.14 for Android. Once available, users will see a ‘new! Keep your photo free of clutter from other apps’ Dialogue box right about the memory the memory. To check if the update is available, users can try force-closing the app and reopening the overflow menu.the ‘only show backed-up content’ Option Shows photos from Other Apps from Een Backed Up or Are Waiting to be backed up. The other option that reads ‘hide clutter from other apps,’ Hides screenshots, gifs, and memes on them are backed up. Further, Google Introduced a ‘Customise by App’ Option that Allows Users to Manage Media from Specific Apps Like Pinterest, WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger and More. For Each App, Users Can Choose Between Show All, Hide Clutter, Or Hide All Options, To Allow Them More Granular Control Over What appears on the photo library in the google photos app. (Tagstotranslate) Google Photos Android Grid Customisation Options Google Photos (T) Google Photos for Android (T) Google Photos Editor (T) Android

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