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Google Photos Introduces ‘Updates’ Feed for Streamlined Shared Album Activity

10/11/24

By:

Param Hariyani

New “Updates” feed simplifies following shared album notifications in Google Photos

New “Updates” feed simplifies following shared album notifications in Google Photos

Introduction

Google Photos has introduced a new Updates feed to make tracking activity in shared albums more user-friendly. This change replaces the Sharing tab, offering a streamlined approach to viewing album updates and conversations, organized chronologically.

The New Updates Section

Accessible via a bell icon, the Updates section provides a chronological list of notifications, showing activity from “today” to “beyond.” Google aims to make album updates, group interactions, and conversations more accessible with this new layout. Meanwhile, users can find shared albums in the newly introduced Collections tab, ensuring album organization remains intact.

Availability

The Updates feed is currently rolling out on Android and iOS. Users who don’t see it yet can expect access in the coming weeks as the feature gradually reaches all devices.

Conclusion

This update reflects Google Photos’ commitment to enhancing collaboration and navigation, making it easier for users to stay informed on shared album activity without unnecessary steps.

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