Google Photos gets a 'mute toggle' that will let you easily switch off video volume
Google Photos will reportedly not be backing up pictures from these popular apps like Facebook, Instagram, Helo, Twitter WhatsApp and so on.


Google Photos. Image: Google[/caption]Several other apps like Facebook already have this feature and the update might point to the feature coming to other Google apps like YouTube.This is a server side update and hence you might not find it in your device just now. But the update should reach all users in a few days. This feature comes along with a few other updates, including Google Photos no longer backing up the pictures from your device and other applications automatically.In a blog message, Google mentioned that this is to save “internet resources” with the increased haul of sharing and downloading images due to the coronavirus pandemic.According to an Android Police report, now Google Photos will not be backing up pictures from these popular apps: Facebook, Instagram, Helo, Twitter WhatsApp, Viber, Snapchat, Messenger, Messages, and LINE.No previous backup will be affected by the change and users can enable the automatic backup option easily.

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