Beyond the Backup: Sustainable Google Photos Organization

Use Google Photos' built-in features effectively - like People & Pets, Archive, and Locked Folder.

Delete unnecessary photos (blurry shots, old screenshots, duplicates) without fear of losing anything important.

Categorize photos with albums (without overcomplicating it).

Search smarter, using emojis, object recognition, facial recognition, albums, and date-based filtering to pull up the right photos fast.

Adopt a simple, repeatable system so you’re never drowning in unorganized photos again!

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NOTE:

The G-Drive Avenger File Access Auditor is a Google Sheet with an App Script installed. You'll need to accept permissions to run it in your Drive, which might including scary-looking warnings from Google pop ups.