Backup & photos
The photos on your phone are probably the files you would hate to lose, and they are also the ones people tell me disappeared after a phone upgrade. These episodes compare the common backup choices, including iCloud, Google, and Amazon, and they cover how to share pictures with family without sending the same fifty texts. I am particular about backups because I have seen what happens when there is only one copy. You do not need a complicated setup. You need a copy that lives somewhere other than the phone in your hand, and a way to check that it is actually working. Start with the episode that matches where your pictures live now, then make sure a second copy exists before the next trip or the next new phone.
How to share photos with family without blowing up everyone's phone. A plain-English guide to shared albums, the link that needs no app or account, and why texted photos arrive blu
Cloud photo backup explained in plain terms. Learn why synced is not backed up, what the free tiers really give you, and how iCloud, Google Photos, and Amazon Photos compare.
A simple, friendly guide to backing up your phone the easy way. Learn how to protect your photos, messages, and important data using iCloud, Google One, local backups, and app-spec
Give your devices a fresh start with this simple 30-minute Digital Declutter from the Your Tech Makeover podcast. Clear files, photos, apps, notifications, email—and finish with
Professional photographer and Stanford instructor Don Feria joins Frank Bravo on Your Tech Makeover to share simple, practical tips for taking better holiday photos with your phone
Backup and archive: aren't they the same thing? Not even close. Mixing up these two concepts is one of the most common reasons people lose files they thought were safe. This episod
Most people think about backing up their computer after something goes wrong, not before. This episode is Frank's argument for why backups deserve to be a priority, plus a practica