Users can now request to transfer a copy of iCloud photos to Google.
Apple has launched a new service that will let users transfer their iCloud photos to google. previously users had to manually download their iCloud photos to transfer them to Google photos.
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Before users request to transfer their iCloud photos and videos they should make sure that their Apple ID uses two-factor authentication. And also the Google photos account users are intending to transfer the photos and videos to should have enough storage.
To use the service users have to log into Apple's Data and Privacy website. After logging in users can go to "Transfer a copy of your data" and mark the photos and videos they want to copy over. An option to log into users' Google accounts will appear to be able to complete the process. Transferring photos and videos from iCloud Photos doesn’t remove the content users store with Apple but sends a copy of their content to Google.
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Some content like Smart Albums, Live Photos, or some RAW files will not be transferred at all. As per Apple, it will take three to seven days to complete a transfer as they will use the time to authenticate and complete users' requests. This service is currently available to users in Australia, Canada, the European Union, Iceland, Liechtenstein, New Zealand, Norway, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United States, it will be interesting to see when Apple will launch this service in Nepal and other remaining countries.
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