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Ask the Geeks Q&A forum. Anyone can read the forum, only members can ask questions. This is a valuable benefit of membership. Join Today! Here are some recent discussions:

1. Connecting a Router to a MiFi
2. Google Photos Map Info
3. Loading a DVD to Google Photos
4. Getting Google Photos Images to OneDrive

Google Photos has been known for offering free, unlimited cloud storage for all your photos and videos. With the billions of photos being uploaded to their service, it has become unsustainable for them to continue that policy. They have announced that, as of June 1, 2021 that policy comes to an end. However, all photos and videos already uploaded in High Quality will remain free, it's just the new uploads that will be subject to the new fees.

 

Watch the video below for more details and read the article: Google Photos free unlimited storage is ending, here's everything you need to know.

This video is about making a custom map using Google My Maps. What if the spots you want on the map are out in the ocean? Or in the middle of the desert? How do you get the coordinates to add them to your map? Take a photo! This video will explain. See Episode 185 of our Button Show for more info on how to make maps.