Generally, Google Photos will not delete your photos. Some rare situations may cause Google Photos to delete your photos.
- Your storage is full, and without purchasing additional storage, Google Photos will stop backing up new photos and videos.
- Your photo violates Google's terms of service or policies.
- Google may adopt certain account cleanup policies for accounts that have not been logged in or been active for a long time, but this is not common.
If you find some of your photos are missing, you can apply some methods to check this situation and fix the issue. You may have accidentally deleted the photo. Google Photos offers a recycle bin feature where you can restore recently deleted photos or videos, but only within 60 days. You can purchase additional storage space or delete unnecessary files to free up space and ensure that your backup photos are not automatically removed. If you log in to the wrong account or have account permission issues, you may not be able to find the expected photos. Please make sure to log in with the correct Google account and check the account permission settings.
Google Photos only provides 15 GB of storage space for free. If you have large numbers of photos and don't want to pay for more, you can use EaseUS MobiMover. It is a professional data backup and transfer tool to expand your digital life. With EaseUS MobiMover, you can easily back up photos from iPhone to Android/iPad/computer. This can free up your iPhone storage. If you are using an Android phone, you can also transfer photos and other data from Android to Android/iPhone. It is easy and safe to use EaseUS MobiMover. All your data and privacy will be protected.
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