Find the three horizontal lines at the top left and you’ll see “Settings.” In this case, you’ll want to make sure your “Back up & sync” settings are turned on. You’ll see three things Google Photos is asking for access to, including your phone’s “Photos.” In the iPhone’s case with the Google Photos app, here’s how to get there: Settings > Google Photos. This area usually gives an app its permissions - let it track your location, access all your files or use cell data for uploads? And for smartphones, there are two places to find an app’s settings. Tech+ If you’re ever wondering why an app doesn’t work, head to the settings. If you want your phone’s photos backed up to the cloud, make sure the “Back up & sync” feature is turned on. These photos were on the Camera Roll. How do we upload the ones that are just in Photos? - Susan McDonald Google Photos app settings on an iPhone 6. Q: We have successfully uploaded the photos from my iPhone 4 to Google. Digital Replica Edition Home Page Close Menu

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