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If you've tried the Auto Backup tool and you want to Delete your photos, it won't be easy. You can go to the Auto Backup section of Google+ Photos, mouse over a photo, click the "tick" icon, select Photos one by one and click "Delete". You can also select Photos by dragging a "lasso", just like in your favorite file manager. You can also select a photo and Shift+click the last photo you want to select or Ctrl-click Photos for **n-contiguous selection. ![]() That's great if you only have a few photos, but **t if you have thousands of photos. Fortunately, there's a better way: 1. go to Google+ Photos, click "More" and pick "Albums" 2. add /camerasync to the URL in the address bar and press Enter. You should get something like: https://plus.google.com/photos/+Your...ums/camerasync ![]() 3. click "Select" below "Photos from Auto Backup". After a few seconds, Google will select the last 2000 Photos uploaded to Auto Backup. If you have less than 2000 photos, all of them will be selected. ![]() 4. click "Delete" at the top of the page. This only moves the Photos to Trash, so they're **t permanently deleted. If you change your mind, click "undo" after they're moved to Trash. ![]() 5. you may need to manually refresh the page (press F5) to see the remaining photos. You'll have to go back to step 3 and select the next 2000 Photos and then go to the step 4. 6. to permanently Delete your photos, go to the Trash, click "Empty trash **w" and confirm this action. |
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