go into your Google Account and see if you can find the sync setting for photos. At the very least, to limit your data plan usage, check the setting that tells it to only transfer pictures while on Wi-Fi.Īlso in your phone’s main system settings: Accounts. You should see a setting for photos, then Instant Upload. NOTE: As of March 16, 2016, Google ceased to support Picasa and encouraged users to migrate to Google Photos. If so, go to your Google+ app on your phone and take a look at the settings there. Yes, uploading and downloading pictures does indeed use your data plan. If you dont see 'Delete,' click Manage in Google Photos to delete your photos. I wonder if it downloads some kind of thumbnail listing, and not the whole picture? Have you tried clicking on a picture while in Airplane mode and see if you get a bigger picture? Then turn off the Auto Backup option by tapping the ON/OFF button. To turn off this Picasa directory scanning feature, or more accurately to control the directories Picasa scans, just follow these steps: Start Picasa. Open the photo or album you want to delete. For example, I have thousands of pictures in my Picasa Web Albums / Google+ Photos. To search for duplicates already in your albums, click 'Tools,' 'Experimental' and then 'Show Duplicate Files.' Picasa will filter out all unique images, leaving only those with multiple copies. That certainly indicates to me that they are on your phone rather than just showing you the pictures online.
I am so surprised that you see your web albums even in Airplane mode.
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