A new feature coming soon to Google Lens will automatically save photographs that you search for through the Google app shortcut.
Google Lens, the tool that assists with homework completion, landmark identification, and STEM model visualization, is receiving a helpful update that will store photos you analyze for later viewing automatically.
The photo you capture using the Google Lens app is currently sent to Google for examination rather than being stored on your device and then vanishes. This meant that in order for the app to analyze a photo, users had to take one using the camera app.
**How to Enable the Feature:**
Remember that this option is deactivated by default, even though it can change the game.
To enable it manually, users can visit myactivity.google.com. Navigate to the "Data & Privacy" section of this page, choose "Web & App Activity," and enable the "Include Visual Search History" feature.
Examining Your Visual Search History: Visitors who wish to view and download saved photographs can visit myactivity.google.com. As the main archive for all images searched using Google Lens, this page provides a convenient means to retrieve and utilize the visual search history.
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**Rollout and Notification:**
Google promises customers that in the upcoming weeks, the new feature will be released gradually. Once the service is live, users will see a notification pop-up on their smartphones. This guarantees that the improved Google Lens experience is available to everyone in a timely manner.
Google Lens's automatic image storage feature is a big step in the right direction toward simplifying the maintenance of visual search histories. This change is in line with Google's objective to increase user productivity and comfort. These kinds of user-friendly features make using technology more seamless and pleasurable as it develops.
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