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Google Drive Photo Backup Changes Kicks In Today

Google Drive's photo backup feature for desktop users will cease on August 10, 2026, requiring a manual setup to maintain backups. Google Photos will remain unaffected, and existing backups will continue without interruption. Users relying on the Drive desktop app for backups, particularly Windows and Mac users, should transition to alternative methods to avoid losing access to their photos.

To ensure uninterrupted backups, users should open Google Photos in a web browser, select the Back up folders option, and choose the desired folders on their computer. While this workaround may not be as seamless as the previous Drive integration, it effectively maintains photo backups while the old system becomes inactive.

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