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Google Photo app on my Note 4 is using up almost 13GB of data. I’ve set the camera-app to store my pictures and videos on SD-card, but Google Photo app keeps downloading my pictures locally.
How can I reduce this? I keep on getting warning ⚠ my storage is full.
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«The new Google Photos support is now provided through a support community of it’s own:
Google Photos Help Community
https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!forum/photos
I would recommend you to post in that community, where you will find those people most familiar with issues related to Google Photos.
You might also want to check out:
Google Photos Help Center
https://support.google.com/photos#topic=6128818»
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Same problem in my Honor 7. Solution: Erase data. I´m not sure that is the solution but now I have 5 Gb free again John Holme
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Thanx Daniel Börresen
I’ve now Uninstaller Google Photo. That helps. Hehe.. I’ll post it at their community also.
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It doesn’t happen on my Nexus 7 or 5X. On the former I’ve been browsing photos most of the morning, and as a result have only about 150MB of data. I’m running the same version of Google Photos. Does look like a bug – I suggest sending feedback via the feedback menu in the app. I think Google gives that feedback the most attention.
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I think this issue is with phoned that uses SD-card. It seem Google store my photos locally, and my camera-app store them in the SD-card..
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