Google Drive has stopped automatically sending photos from desktop folders to Google Photos, so new files added to previously backed-up folders will no longer appear there unless users change their setup.
As of Aug. 10, Google Drive for desktop no longer supports automatic backups from computer folders to Google Photos, ending a feature many users relied on to keep desktop photo libraries synced to the cloud.
The change affects only the connection between Google Drive for desktop and Google Photos. Google Drive will continue syncing files, and Google Photos will continue storing and managing photos and videos. Any photos or videos that were…
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