One of the standout features of the Android 12 experience is a new security and privacy feature that Google added to Google Photos. It's a feature many iPhone and iPad users have wanted for years, but Apple has yet to introduce. We're talking about Google Photos' Locked Folder functionality that the Search giant introduced earlier this year. Initially, Google launched the Locked Folder feature for Pixel phones, promising to bring it to other Android devices soon. We learned that Google Photos on Android and iOS would finally support photo encryption a few weeks ago. And it looks like Locked Folder has now started rolling out to more Android devices.
The post Google Photos rolls out Locked Folder feature to more Android phones appeared first on BGR.
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Google Photos rolls out Locked Folder feature to more Android phones originally appeared on BGR.com on Fri, 3 Dec 2021 at 19:49:49 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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