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O Google Photos is an excellent option for storing your photos and videos in a very practical and safe way — allowing you to access the media from any device, whether from Apple or another manufacturer.
It is also possible add a description for stored content, which is ideal for adding some memory about the day/place the photo or video was captured, for example.
See how to do it! 
Photos (Apple) vs. Google Photos: check out our detailed comparison!
With the Google Photos app open on your iPhone/iPad or with the service’s website on your favorite browser on your Mac, tap/click on a photo or video.
On iPhone/iPad, swipe up from the bottom and select “Add a description…”; on the web, just click “Add a description” in the right sidebar.
Then, go to “done” to finish.
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What are some advantages and disadvantages of using Google Photos over its competitors?
## Is Google Photos Still King in 2024?
**Host:** Welcome back to Tech Talk. Today, we’re diving into the world of photo storage and discussing a familiar name, Google Photos. With the growing popularity of alternatives, is it still the best option in 2024? To help us dissect this, we have tech expert, Sarah Jones, joining us. Sarah, thanks for being here.
**Sarah:** Thanks for having me!
**Host:** So, Google Photos has long been a favorite for its ease of use and accessibility across devices. But, according to a recent article on Toms Guide [[1](https://www.tomsguide.com/buying-guide/best-google-photos-alternatives)], there are some strong competitors emerging. What’s your take on this?
**Sarah:** You’re right, Google Photos has established itself as a leader. It’s definitely user-friendly, secure, and allows access to photos and videos from anywhere. The ability to add descriptions to photos is a great feature too – it helps personalize your library. However, the article brings up some valid points about alternatives.
**Host:** It mentions these competitors offer similar features to Google Photos, like ample storage and photo-editing tools. What are some of these alternatives, and what might make them stand out?
**Sarah:** Absolutely. There are a few notable ones. Some prioritize privacy, like iCloud Photos, which tightly integrates with Apple devices, while others, like Flickr, focus on community features and sharing. Ultimately, the best option comes down to individual needs and preferences.
**Host:** Right. It’s important to weigh factors like privacy concerns, subscription costs, and specific features. Do you think Google Photos will stay ahead of the curve, or could we see a shift in the market?
**Sarah:** Google Photos certainly has a strong foundation, but the competition is heating up. I believe they will need to continually innovate and adapt to user needs to remain dominant. We, the users, benefit from this competition as it pushes these services to improve and offer more.
**Host:** Excellent point.
Thank you for breaking that down for us, Sarah.
**Sarah:** My pleasure.
**Host:** And to our viewers, don’t forget to check out the full article on Toms Guide for a detailed comparison of these photo storage options. That’s all for today’s “Tech Talk”. We’ll see you next time!
