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Google Photos could soon save you from downloading photos one-by-one (APK teardown)
Google is finally bringing over the ability to bulk download images and videos directly to Android devices.
Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority
- Google Photos is testing a new feature that allows you to download multiple images and videos in bulk to your Android device.
- This feature was present on the web version of Google Photos, but not on the Android app.
- Currently in development in the Android app, the feature will skip already-downloaded files and provide progress notifications.
Google Photos is an excellent photo and video backup solution for Android flagships. Once you have it set up, you can just let the app do its thing in the background, uploading a copy of all of your clicked photos and videos to the cloud for easy access. However, a pain point that has plagued users for years has been the inability to bulk download multiple photos back to their Android device. It seems Google has finally listened to feedback, as we’ve spotted clues that indicate Google Photos could let users download multiple photos simultaneously to their device.
