Company Apple this week introduced a brand new service that allows users to (relatively) quickly and easily move their multimedia files from iCloudto the relevant Google repositories.
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Do you have too many multimedia files (photos and videos) on your iPhone, iPad or Mac that you need to move in bulk to another storage to free up space? Or just want additional storage purely for backup purposes? If you answered yes to any of these questions and don't mind having all your photos and videos stored on Google's servers, the new file transfer tool is just for you.
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Apple published it on its website in the Data and Privacy subsection, from where it is now possible to request the transfer of copies of your photos and videos to the platform Google Photos/Google Photos. The procedure is very simple, you just need to select the desired files, log in to your Google account, have enough free space on Google Photos and have two-factor authentication enabled on your Apple account. The data transfer itself takes 3-7 days and after it is completed, the files will not be deleted from the library orCloudu.
What is possible from iCloudu do Google Photos convert?
The transfer will include common file types, whether photos or videos. What won't be transferred are Live Photos, Smart Albums, Photo Streams, and new .rawand various other (meta)data. The service is only available to selected users from the European Union countries, as well as Australia, Canada, Iceland, Liechtenstein, New Zealand, Norway, Swedencarska, Great Britain and the USA.
Is there something the other way around?
I would also rather accept the opposite service
Download to disk from web application Google Photos and import to web iCloud pictures.
If a person does this on iOS, so it doesn't work, only for a few photos, then it stops working.
But I would like it to move the albums, which I have created quite a lot.