PhotoCricle generates a private code you can share with friends and family. This is one app that prioritizes privacy, all the way down to the design. Show your pics to everyone in your circle. Tap or click here to make this work for you. When you share, the photos automatically pop on your friend or family member’s digital frame. Through a shared folder, you can send the snaps over to anyone - even people who aren’t very good with technology. If their device comes with an app, you can download new photos there.
Say you know someone else who has a digital photo frame. You can even share new pictures in real-time. Sure, traditional frames are sweet - but you can make slideshows on digital frames. Know someone who isn’t good with tech? Share with a smart frame!ĭigital photo frames are the perfect example of how tech upgrades can breathe new life into old items. Here you can enter the contact information of the folks you want to share with. Once you’ve selected them all, tap Share at the top of the screen, which pulls up a new box. On the left-hand side of your screen, select Photos to see all the images you uploaded to Dropbox. Once you’re logged in, click the Upload icon to plop your pictures into albums. Need more than that? It has a few paid tiers that provide up to 2 TB of space. Tap or click here to see what information Big Tech companies know about you.ĭropbox offers 2 GB of free space. They have personal profiles detailing your likes, dislikes and a lot more. The above option does kick out random people who want to look over your feed, but you still have to worry about Big Tech looking over your shoulder. Google or iCloud can still peek over my shoulder and see my photos.” That’s fair. Want to get away from Google and Apple? Try DropboxĪfter reading the first step, you might be thinking, “Wait, this isn’t 100% private. No social media stalkers can prowl through your pics! 2. Just like that, you’ve ensured that only the people you shared your photos with will see them.
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