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Google Drive will remove Photos tab from the navigation drawer next month
Google plans to remove the Google Photos tab from the navigation tab inside Google Drive, the search giant announced via a post on G Suite Updates. The change will take place sometime early January 2018 for all Drive users. While the company hasn't given an exact reason behind the change, it is pretty clear that it wants to keep Drive simpler and move users to its standalone Google Photos app instead.
Until now, users have been able to access Google Photos via a dedicated tab in the left navigation and from folders within My Drive. After the change, the tab will no longer exist, but users will still have the option to create a Google Photos folder in My Drive via Settings. Google in its blog post claims that removing the Photos tab aims to make navigation in Drive simpler.
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