• Mr_Blott@lemmy.world
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    11 months ago

    And while they’re at it, can it sort out the pics on my phone into “pics of dog” and “pics I took to show a client what the problem was then forgot to delete and now take up two thirds of my storage”?

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      11 months ago

      Google photos is pretty good for searching photos like this, I don’t know about organizing

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        11 months ago

        It’s incredible, though Apple is catching up.

        Google Photos, perfect until they report you to the cops & close your account for photos you took of your son for your doctor. (NYT / Slashdot summary)

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          11 months ago

          I’ve wondered about that possibility. Personally, I wouldn’t want sensitive photos to touch the internet PERIOD, even if I’m the one hosting. Incognito camera mode would be a cool feature. Hit a toggle, then all photos and videos are saved to a separate, secured directory not synced to any cloud service. Maybe things in there get deleted after 30 days

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      11 months ago

      Hey hun, check this out… Let me just get past these 32 pictures of the same door because my client is an idiot