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Sync google photos with iCloud to free up space on google

dbrookf
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Anyone help me with this please?
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Syncing wont free up any space because you'll have the same photos on each.
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Best thing to do is get yourself a pair of external hard drives and move the photos to both
That way you free up space and have back ups of your photos
Ideally one should be kept in a fireproof safe and one off site like your car but I've always considered the fireproof safe a bit ott as fires are very rare and you have the one off site anyway1 -
PHK said:Syncing wont free up any space because you'll have the same photos on each.1
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cerebus said:Best thing to do is get yourself a pair of external hard drives and move the photos to both
That way you free up space and have back ups of your photos
Ideally one should be kept in a fireproof safe and one off site like your car but I've always considered the fireproof safe a bit ott as fires are very rare and you have the one off site anyway0 -
MattMattMattUK said:cerebus said:Best thing to do is get yourself a pair of external hard drives and move the photos to both
That way you free up space and have back ups of your photos
Ideally one should be kept in a fireproof safe and one off site like your car but I've always considered the fireproof safe a bit ott as fires are very rare and you have the one off site anyway
In case you read it wrong again. I said a pair of external hard drives (that's two) and move your photos to both , one is the primary and one is the back up (you do identical back ups to both on a regular basis)
And you clearly didn't bother to read the rest of my post, so here it is. I also said ideally you store one in a fireproof safe and one off site (like your car)
Please explain how that is not a back up and how that is introducing a single point of failure0
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