'Google Photos' is Google's image management and storage facility that can be used to store any image or video online for free. As a result, many people collect important pictures or videos in Google Photos. However, many people do not find the necessary pictures or videos quickly from the smartphone when needed. To solve this problem, Google Photos has added a new facility for identifying the location of images or videos for Android users.
In the new update of Google Photos, users can quickly find out which album a photo or video is stored in. As a result, you don't have to enter each folder separately, the information about saving pictures or videos can be found on the information screen itself. Until now, this facility was available only in the web version of Google Photos.
Google says, to find out which album the photos or videos are in, put your finger on the photo and swipe up or tap on the three dots icon on the right side to enter the photo information screen option. When the new feature is enabled, a section called 'Albums' will appear on the photo information screen. If an image is added to more than one album, the last three album names will be displayed. Along with this, there will be a 'Show More' option. Tapping here will show the list of albums.
