What is how to delete all photos from google photos?

Here's how to delete all photos from Google Photos:

Deleting all photos from Google Photos can be done, but it requires several steps and carries the risk of unintentional deletion. Always back up your photos before attempting this. Google does not offer a simple "delete all" button.

Here are the approaches you can take:

1. Using the Google Photos Website:

   • The most straightforward method involves using the Google%20Photos%20website on a computer.
   • Select all photos: Select the first photo, then scroll to the bottom and while holding SHIFT key, select the last photo to select all. Then press "Delete" button
   • Empty the Trash: Once you've deleted the photos, they'll go to the Trash. You need to go to the Trash and empty it to permanently delete the images. Remember that items in the Trash are usually kept for 60 days before automatic deletion.

2. Using the Google Photos App (Less Efficient):

   • The mobile app doesn't offer a direct "select all" option.
   • You'd have to manually select photos in batches and delete them. This is extremely time-consuming if you have a large number of photos.

Important Considerations:

• Synchronization: Deleting photos from Google Photos will also delete them from any device where you have Google%20Photos%20sync enabled.
• Backup First: This cannot be stressed enough. Before deleting anything, make a full backup%20of%20your%20Google%20Photos using Google Takeout or another backup solution.
• Carefully Review: Make sure you've selected only the photos you intend to delete. Double-check your selection before confirming the deletion.
• Irreversible: Once photos are permanently deleted from the Trash, they are extremely difficult (if not impossible) to recover.