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It's not just you — no one is posting on social media anymore
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Doesn't Google Photos produce something similar from stored photos? I don't use it much myself, as I don't take many photos, but I've used it to view screenshots & such on my phone & I seem to recall something like that.
If so, would definitely be an option to avoid posting while producing a similar yearbook/photo album.
I can’t imagine Google doesn’t have such functionality, since Apple has had it for years and they’re nearly never first to market with a feature.
It does. One Drive does too.
Google will literally sell you photo books.
Only in limited countries (might be US only actually)
Oh, that makes sense.