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Hello and thanks for entering this post. So I have been wondering if it is possible to keep an app constantly running in the background.

Device - SM-S906B (Samsung Galaxy S22+ - Exynos)

My Goal:

Google Photos runs in the background without restrictions and back up my media.

I have tried the "basic" or official alternatives, though it doesn't work great all the time.

But I had a thought if it was possible to use Shizuku (Wireless debugging) to make the app run without restrictions.

If you have any suggestions, I would be very happy if you would like to let me know.

Thanks and have an amazing friday, happy android:ing and friday! :D

Hello and thanks for entering my post. So I have some personal videos such as gameplay (which includes licensed music/songs) it may vary but it could be over 50+ tracks in some videos or just 1,5 seconds on some videos.

I did receive very different answers from Gemini as "Yes it is perfect okay" or "No it is not okay"

But is it safe to upload these for personal use? As no sharing and just storing them.

Thanks for reading, have a great day! :D

Hello everyone thanks for entering this post, so I noticed that some of my photos may not have a location. It will state "Has been removed from Google Photos". This is not possible to do in the Google Photos app as it was taken with the camera app, but it was automatically removed. Though when I download the photo it will still show the location which means that it is just not viewable but still left there.

I haven't shared the media and it was uploaded just a few days ago. I am just wondering if there is a reason (I heard that estimated location may be the reason but this location doesn't seem to be estimated).

I left some feedback to Google as well to explain the little issue or if there is a reason/possible to fix.

But I was just wondering here if anyone is having the same issue and if anyone has any information.

Thanks for reading and have a great day. Enjoy taking photos and recording! :D

Required notes:

Budget: $1500

Country: Sweden

Use case: (Gaming — CS2, Minecraft, GTAV perhaps etc / Editing and recording)

Notes: (if you don't mind there is more information down bellow :D

Laptops that I was considering: Acer Nitro V16 R7-260/16/1TB/RTX5070 16", Lenovo LOQ 15 16/1TB/i5-13450/RTX5060 and the ASUS TUF Gaming F16 i5-13/32/1TB/RTX5050 16"

Hello and thanks for entering my post. I was thinking of choosing between the following: Acer Nitro V16 R7-260/16/1TB/RTX5070 16", Lenovo LOQ 15 16/1TB/i5-13450/RTX5060 and the ASUS TUF Gaming F16 i5-13/32/1TB/RTX5050 16".

They all come with very similar price tags and all of them are under $1400 currently.

I have tried the Lenovo LOQ 15 before though I had some problems so I decided to return it, I am not sure if the specific model I got had a defect but it had some crashes but overall after using it, it was working pretty solid in my opinion.

Usage: I am going to use the laptop for playing video games and recording gameplay from my PS3 (1440p, NVENC AV1, CQR 20/CSR 30000kbps bitrate, P5 etc and around the same quality while playing games on the laptop).

Current Price tags (converted from SEK to USD)

Acer: USD$ 1 455

ASUS: USD$ 1 509

Lenovo: USD$ 1 293

Thank you for reading this far down, I appreciate it. I hope you're doing well and have an amazing day, enjoy your laptop! :D