Google is taking a significant step in refining its photo management system by introducing a feature that lets users hide unwanted screenshots and memes from third-party apps in the main grid view.

Google Photos now allows users to hide screenshots and memes from third-party apps for a cleaner view. You can have images from selected third-party apps show up in the main Photos view.

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With the latest update to Google Photos, you can now hide screenshots and memes from third-party apps in the grid view, making your library look neater. The main grid view of Google Photos ...

Before this update, the overflow menu in Google Photos offered grid personalization for organizing similar photos and tweaking grid layouts. Now, it has a powerful new option called “Show content from ...

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Google Photos is set to expand its customization options to help Android users clear their clutter, but no word on an iOS ...

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