Google Photos is a photo sharing service launched by the company Google a few months ago for users from all over the world, offering them the opportunity to store their photos for free on the servers of the American company.
Although some users have decided to give up Google Photos shortly after the activation of the service, it seems that it was not so easy for them to stop the uploading of images to the company's servers, they being uploaded automatically without the users knowing anything about the process.
Everything happens on Google's Android platform, the Google Photos system automatically modifying the general Android settings for uploading photos to the Cloud, this completely affecting the operating system even if the Google Photos application is deleted.
In this idea, even if users deleted the Google Photos application from their devices, Android remained with an active setting to automatically upload photos to Google servers, and users did not know anything about the process until they verified their Google Photos account.
Despite the fact that Google Photos collects users' images without their knowledge, those from Google stated that the service works correctly when they were asked why this problem exists, and the answer is up to a company like Google.
Google Photos has been viewed with great suspicion by a large number of people who fear that their privacy will not be affected, and this problem does nothing but raise even more question marks regarding its usefulness for us.
Fortunately, the Google Photos application for iOS is not able to modify system settings and upload photos from our terminals even after it has been disabled and deleted from iDevices, so you do not have to worry about this because you are safe.
