Facebook announced to release their new feature called Photo Sync is this weekend for all iOS and Android. With Photo Sync, you can upload all of the photos on the device quickly and easily on the social network. With yesterday Saturday the group began the roll out of features for all devices.
Since the summer of this year, Photo Sync is already in beta stage and could be tested by developers. The feature is therefore already present in the current versions of iOS and Android Facebook app. An app update is therefore not necessary. Gradually Photo Sync is now enabled by Facebook for all devices.
With Photo Sync all photos are automatically uploaded to a separate private photo album. The feature is turned off by the standard equipment, so there is no risk that the images are uploaded accidentally. Photo Sync is enabled, however, so you should continue careful with the smartphone. However, the uploaded images are not available to all Facebook users to view available. The user needs to set the Facebook public images once approval. Photo Sync also allows you to upload the entire existierenden images on the device.
Photo Sync can be activated under the menu item “Sync” in the photos tab of their own profile. Facebook allows users to upload 2 GB in private photo album. Furthermore, the synchronization of the photos can also be activated only when a WiFi connection so that your mobile data volume will not be charged. Photo Sync loads the images at full size on the way, not Facebook (images to 100-150 Bytes).
Facebook Photo Sync pulls behind with known services like Google+ or Dropbox, the feature is not really new so. Manually transferring the images to your PC, making it superfluous. However, I think the automatic upload of photos to be very dangerous. Everyone should deal with the new function very carefully.
Photo Sync requires at least iOS 6.0.
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