Practically since its launch, Google Photos has become one of the most used applications by all users thanks to the fact that it allows us to unlimitedly store all the photos and videos that we take with our devices, regardless of the operating system we use. When the service went out, Google allowed to store the content in the original resolution and size as long as the photos did not exceed 16 mpx and the videos were not recorded in 4k. But over time, he modified these options by compressing the images and videos, so that we no longer had an exact copy of our film. But it has not been the only one.
When the application was launched, the options that the application's configuration allowed us to make the copy to Google Photos only when the device was charging, an ideal moment since if the upload process was intense, we would avoid wasting battery in a process that doesn't really rush us as long as it's done right. In addition, it also allowed us to copy the photos when connecting to a Wi-Fi network, so both options were the perfect marriage. But that is over. Google has removed the option to upload photos only when the device is charging. A very important step back.
One of the main advantages that Google Photos offered us along with its unlimited space was this, since thanks to this service we would not have to worry that the battery of our device will begin to drop exponentially without us knowing the reason. If you have verified that your smartphone's battery drops considerably even when you're not doing anything and previously you have been doing photographer you know the reason. We do not know what was the reason that has motivated Google to eliminate this option, but if you have to sign somewhere for them to implement it again, I will sign up, and surely many of you will too.