Sure can! Whether you’re one of the lucky few to be able to do so is a different story, though.
If you’re one of the first people to join Google Photos, you could have created an account when Google+ was still around and that’s where all your photos are stored.
This means that your Google+ account could also be deleted. However, if you’re an existing Google Photos user, you can’t delete your account because all your photos are stored in a different location. If you want to delete your Google Photos account, it’s best to contact a Google representative about your specific situation.
Incidentally, you cannot delete your account from within the app itself. You must go through a third-party support tool to request deletion.
How To Delete All Your Photos From Google Photos
Google Photos is a great way to store and organize your photos, but it can be a little overwhelming when you have thousands of images stored in the cloud. If you want to delete all your photos from Google Photos, here’s what you need to do:
Once you’ve made sure that you’re not going to need those photos again, open the Google Photos app on your phone. Next, tap the option that says “Delete” and select “All photos”.
Once you’re ready, tap the blue “Delete” button at the bottom of the screen and confirm that you want to remove all your photos from Google Photos.
How To Sign Out Of Google Photos App
Sometimes it can be hard to remember to sign out of apps, especially when they are not that important to you. When you sign out of a Google Photos app, then your data will no longer be accessible through the app. You can do this by signing out of the app in the same way that you signed in.
When you sign out of Google Photos app, make sure you are signed out of all Google Photos apps on your phone. All it takes is one app to stay logged in, and all your photos will still be accessible.
You can also check to see if you have been signed out by checking the account that is connected to your app.
If you are signed into multiple accounts on your phone, this can be a problem as well. Check which account is connected with each photo app and make sure that you have signed out from each account.
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