Hey Sup Forums, my sister in law is coming over today and I'm going to snoop through her phone tonight in order to find wins. I know the password for her device and I know that she has a Google Photos account where she will sometimes have her pictures uploaded to. The last part I know is because she is currently signed on to my wife's computer and I have access to her account. What I'm wondering is if there is any way that I can turn on the backup on her Google Photos so that her pictures automatically upload but also see if there is a way to disable the notifications so that she won't know on her phone that something was uploaded. Also, does b have any other ideas as to where I can look and find wins? She has an iphone btw.
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Charles Evans
Daniel Evans
Well...you should post the wins here first and foremost.
Check her iCloud I guess if she is on an iPhone. Best of luck you sneaky perv.
Zachary Lewis
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Jace Rogers
How could I check her icloud? Don't I have to be connected to a computer and/or require her iCloud password?
Ryan Hill
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Owen Wood
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Jackson Hughes
Bump
Benjamin Reed
Name?
Jason Turner
Cindy
Brody Clark
>open Google photos
>Top left corner is the three stacked lines button for menu. Click it.
>In there is "settings" towards the bottom. Go there.
>Top one is "backup and sync." Go there.
>Make sure "backup and sync" is turned on.
>Make sure "backup account" is the one logged into your wife's computer
>In "backup device folders" make sure all the folders you suspect may have wins, or will have wins in, get selected. Particularly the "camera" folders, but also "Snapchat," "Messenger," etc.
>Make sure "photos" is selected under cellular data backup so it backs up right away, in case she deletes after sending.
>Make sure "while charging only" is deselected so it backs up right away, in case she deletes after sending.
Nathaniel Jackson
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Charles Evans
try reverse image search, faggot. you can find a lot doing that...
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David Thompson
How old is your sister in-law?
Aiden Adams
>Make sure "photos" is selected under cellular data backup so it backs up right away, in case she deletes after sending.
>Make sure "while charging only" is deselected so it backs up right away, in case she deletes after sending.
Can you plz elaborate on these two?
Brandon James
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Nathaniel Miller
Google Photos has a few settings for when it backs up your photos. If you're trying to preserve data, you can set it to only upload backups on Wi-Fi (or you can set it to upload pictures all the time, but videos only on Wi-Fi.)
If you're trying to preserve battery life, you can set it to only upload backups when the phone is plugged in.
Some people send their nudes, then delete them shortly thereafter. Or sometimes people take nudes then use their gallery app's "lock" feature to hide them (often automatically encrypting them, so Google Photos couldn't upload them) If she is one of those people, disabling these settings such that photos upload without data or battery restrictions, gives you the best odds of the photo uploading before she deletes it from her gallery or locks it.
Grayson Gonzalez
Thanks for the info man, I just have one last question, is there any way to prevent her from getting notifications when something is backed up? Or perhaps even downloaded?
William Russell
Turn notifications off for the app
Hunter Evans
It's a little different for each version of Android, so you'll have to look around a bit to find exactly where it is.
You'll be looking for "application manager" in the main Android settings. From there, find Google Photos and click it. Then "notifications" and block all the notification permissions.
Adrian Edwards
She has an iPhone user, and maybe it’s worth mentioning that an Apple Watch too
Grayson Gonzalez