If you accept the prompt, it will give information on how much space you can free up if you delete images and videos on the device. Google Photos’ “Assistant” feature will prompt you to delete images from your phone when the storage space gets low. But now it’s available “High quality (free unlimited storage)” too. Previously, this feature was activated only if you’ve set the app to back up “Full original resolution” images, which costs you storage on Google Drive. If you’re going to upload your photos to the cloud, why keep them on your phone? Google Photos can automatically remove images and videos from your phone once it uploads them, eliminating redundant copies of the photo. So if you’re on a holiday trip, you don’t have to worry about your device’s battery life. While charging only: If you switch this option, then your photos and videos will get uploaded only when your device is connected to external power source.Remember, if you upload using your mobile network, you may use up data, or incur charges from your carrier. You can choose “Back up all” if you want to backup your videos too. Back up photos over Wi-Fi or Both: Choose whether you want to back up your photos only on Wi-Fi, or Wi-Fi and the cellular network.Tap “Upload Size” to change the quality settings, but remember if you change them to “Original” settings then you should have sufficient storage in your account. With “Original” setting, you get limited storage ( 15GB of free storage) but if you care about original quality and take photos with a DSLR camera, then this is a good option. This option is good for people who don’t care much about quality, but enough for typical printing and sharing. Upload Size: Here you can choose between two storage sizes “High Quality” and “Original.” With “High Quality” setting you can back up unlimited photos and videos.Active account: To change the Google account you’re saving your photos and videos too, touch the account name to change it.At the top left, touch the hamburger menu and select “Settings > Back up and sync.”
However, you can change which account to use, which photos to back up, and more in Google Photos’ settings. Your Photos and Videos are backed up to a particular Google account.
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