It has become very common for users of Android, and Google services in general, to use the Google Photos to store pictures taken with the smartphone. On cell phones, the service automatically saves all images. However, not everyone likes the limited functionality that the service offers. That's why we put together a tutorial to teach you how to remove all photos from your digital collection in a simple and fast way.
Deleting the entire Google Photos collection
If you no longer want to keep your photos in the backup of Google Photos, you will need to follow the steps below to delete your entire photographic collection from the service: 1) Make sure you have a digital copy of your photos on your computer. This instruction seems obvious, but as the saying goes “prevention is better than cure”. So make sure that copies of your photos are saved in a safe place on your machine or external hard drive. 2) Open the web version of Google Photos and click the “Photos” icon on the right side.![Google Photos: learn how to delete all images from the service](/images/posts/f15544779543ac6070ac887749b50e45-0.jpg)
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