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Facebook just made it easy to copy images to Google Photos -- here's how

Facebook these days made it easy for customers in the United States and Canada to switch their images and movies to Google Photos. The software used to be first presented ultimate yr in sure portions of the arena, however that is the primary time it’s arriving stateside. The procedure is relatively easy. On the desktop log into your Facebook …
Facebook today made it easy for users in the US and Canada to transfer their images and videos to Google Photos. The tool was first introduced last year in certain parts of the world, but this is the first time it’s arriving stateside. The process is quite simple. On the desktop log into your Facebook …

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