- Why can't I see Google Photos shared with me?
- Why are my shared photos not showing up?
- How do I see photos shared with me on Google Photos?
- How do I find photos sent to me on Google?
- Why am I not receiving a shared album?
- How do I access a shared album on my iPhone?
- Why can't I access shared photos on iPhone?
- Why can't I see my shared albums on iCloud website?
- How do I access a shared album on iCloud?
- Can anyone see my Google Photos?
- Can I see who viewed my Google Photos?
- How do I download a shared album from Google Photos?
Why can't I see Google Photos shared with me?
In all probability, the person who shared it with you used the wrong email address, or sent you the wrong URL. It's possible that you have multiple email accounts, and you're not logged in as the one that the person shared the album with.
Why are my shared photos not showing up?
If you're not sure know how to do this, follow these steps. Tap Settings > [your name] > iCloud > Photos. Turn off Shared Albums. ... The albums and photos will automatically be added again when you turn this setting back on.
How do I see photos shared with me on Google Photos?
Manage your conversations and albums
- On your mobile device, open the Google Photos app .
- At the top left, tap .
- You can access your shared albums and sharing activity, like comments and recently added photos. New sharing activity will be in bold.
How do I find photos sent to me on Google?
Christine, assuming your friend is using Google Photos and shared with you a Google Photos album, you should find it in your Google Photos app under the Sharing section. You should see "Sharing" at the bottom of your screen - at the right. If not there, maybe he just sent you a link in an email.
Why am I not receiving a shared album?
Make sure both your iPhone and the other member's iPhone have iCloud Photo Sharing AND iCloud Photo Library turned on. Make sure you have the same settings set up on your Mac/iPad if you use any.
How do I access a shared album on my iPhone?
How to view shared photo albums on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and PC
- Open Photos on your iPhone or iPad.
- Tap on the Albums tab.
- Scroll down until you see the Shared Albums category and tap See All to view shared albums. Source: iMore.
Why can't I access shared photos on iPhone?
Make sure that the Shared Albums is enabled: Settings > iCloud > Photos > Shared Album. Check the System Status page of Apple to see if Photos is affected. Check the Network on your iPhone. Make sure you have a stable Wi-Fi or cellular network.
Why can't I see my shared albums on iCloud website?
Shared albums are not hosted in the same space as your iCloud.com account is. Shared albums are not visible at all outside an iOS/macOS Photos app unless you create the public website.
How do I access a shared album on iCloud?
On your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, go to Settings > [your name] > iCloud > Photos, then turn on Shared Albums. On your Mac, open the Photos app. From the menu bar at the top of the screen, choose Photos > Preferences. Click the iCloud tab, then select Shared Albums.
Can anyone see my Google Photos?
The pictures uploaded to Google Photos are private by default unless you specifically share them with other people. Then they become unlisted, but public (kind of like your cellphone number). If you click on the shared album item in the dropdown menu you can see a list of photos that you have shared with others.
Can I see who viewed my Google Photos?
There's no way you can tell who has viewed the pictures you shared. After you add pictures to a shared album, you'll get a notification telling you when someone has viewed those pictures. But, that's just a one-time notification and you won't get any follow-up notifications when they view those same pictures again.
How do I download a shared album from Google Photos?
Download a Photos album on the web
- Click on “Albums” in the left menu.
- Select the album you want to share.
- Click on the three dots in the upper right corner and select “Download all.”
- Google will then download a zip file containing the photos from your album.