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Google saved every single photo you ever deleted.
@emdottech
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Why it worked
The video leverages a strong privacy-focused 'fear' hook that promises a hidden feature, encouraging high engagement through comments.
Summary
The creator explains that Google Photos keeps deleted images in a hidden 'Unsaved creations' folder. He provides a step-by-step guide on how to locate and delete these files permanently.
Structure
- 1State the surprising premise
- 2Provide step-by-step instructions
- 3Explain the implication of the hidden folder
- 4Call to action to check and comment
Product placement
Google Photos is the subject of the tutorial, but it is not being promoted as a product to buy.
Call to action
Try it right now and comment what you found in there
On-screen text
Google saved every single photo you ever deleted.
And they didn't tell you.
Open Google Photos,
profile,
hit settings, scroll
to suggestions,
Unsaved creations.
Every screenshot,
every embarrassing
photo,
every private moment
you swipe to
delete is
still there.
You never deleted
anything.
You just hid it
from yourself.
It turns the trust
you had in Google's
delete button
into a folder
you should
clean out tonight.
Try it right now
and
Comment what you found in there
Original caption
Did you think "Delete" actually meant delete? 😳 Think again. Google has been quietly keeping a backup of every single screenshot and photo you thought you cleared out. Follow these steps to find your hidden archive and clean it out for good! #GooglePhotos #PrivacyTips #TechHacks #DataPrivacy #TechTok
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