A Google Photos bug is preventing users from sharing, editing, and deleting pictures
Credit: Taylor Kerns / Android Authority TL;DR Pixel owners are experiencing an issue with the Google Photos editor. Options like sharing, deleting, and editing become unresponsive after a photo is edited.
Key points
- 1Options like sharing, deleting, and editing become unresponsive after a photo is edited.
- 2Google is currently working on powering up editing in the Photos app by improving the markup tools.
- 3After you take a photo, the Google Photos editor lets you perform a variety of actions, which include sharing, editing, deleting, and adding to an album.
The story
Credit: Taylor Kerns / Android Authority TL;DR
Pixel owners are experiencing an issue with the Google Photos editor.
Options like sharing, deleting, and editing become unresponsive after a photo is edited.
The issue appears to be affecting multiple generations of Pixel phones.
Google is currently working on powering up editing in the Photos app by improving the markup tools. In case you haven’t seen our previous coverage, we recently found evidence that Google could add a brush size slider, more colors, text alignment, and more. But before those changes are rolled out, the company may want to look into a new problem affecting the app’s editor.
After you take a photo, the Google Photos editor lets you perform a variety of actions, which include sharing, editing, deleting, and adding to an album. Normally, you can perform one of these actions and immediately follow that up with another. For example, if you made an edit to a picture, you could also share the image without leaving the editor. However, it appears a bug has broken this functionality.
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