Setting up a Secure Folder is a simple process.
How to set up Secure Folder in Google Photos Requirements to complete this how-to: Any Android device with Android 6 or later and the official Google Photos App. The Locked Folder is a safe folder in your device that keeps your private photos away from the cloud, image previews from other apps, and most importantly, people who scroll way too far in your gallery. Google solves this problem by bringing the Pixel exclusive feature to the rest of the Android platform. All of your weird memes -or worse- are exposed to the eyes of people who are not meant to see them. But as soon as the preview of your galleries opens, you regret it. You may simply want to trust your device with someone else for a moment or make a social media post while in transit. After you set it up, it usually saves every picture you snap to the cloud, and aside from the complex privacy concerns that have to do with cloud solutions, there's a much simpler and direct threat. Google Photos was, until now, one of the largest privacy belligerents out there. If you sweat every time someone goes through your gallery folders, you know exactly what I mean. It is obvious that the smartphone's conveniences come with an unavoidable risk to our privacy. It would take a stupendous amount of WD-40 to remove it from my hands, since it is almost welded on me. If you are like me, your smartphone is an integral part of your life. Before you begin: Use Google Photos Locked Folder to keep your pictures truly private
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