Google Photos has adjusted its Partner Sharing feature to exclude images and screenshots from third-party apps, which has left many users feeling frustrated with the service.
The functionality of Google Photos relies on photo metadata rather than the folder storage, meaning edited versions of images could still be shared with partners, complicating sharing expectations.
The update to Google Photos was purportedly made to align more with user expectations; however, many users have found it counterproductive, especially those heavily relying on third-party apps.
Currently, there is no straightforward workaround for users to restore previous sharing capabilities without delving into complex technical solutions, which only adds to their frustration.
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