Google Photos unlimited backups are dying, but here's how you can avoid some of the pain

Pay for more space or manage the heck out of what you have

We're about a week away from Google Photos turning off its most popular and unique selling point. Almost every user will soon lose out on unlimited backups and will either need to use up their existing cloud storage space or pay up for extra. As we approach this big change, there are a few smaller changes to look out for.

If you need a refresher, photo and video backups made in high (slightly compressed) or express (compressed to 3MP) quality will begin to count against account storage starting June 1 — that means anything that has already been backed up is safe.

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Google Photos unlimited backups are dying, but here's how you can avoid some of the pain was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

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