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Updated: December 7, 2021

Size: 3.1M

Installs: 100+

Current Version: 1.2.1.211207

Required Android Version: 4.4 and up

Interactive Elements: ['Users Interact']

Developer: Burningthumb Studios

Developer Email: [email protected]

Developer Address: BurningThumb Studios PO Box # 96010 11388 Steveston Hwy Richmond BC V7A 1N0 Canada

Available On: PlayStore

About Nearby Photos

Nearby Photos provides a 30 day free trial with an In-App Purchase Subscription. Then, assuming you like it, its is a $1 US / month subscription. No Ads. You don't need an Internet connection and no server is used. Images are transferred directly between nearby devices. You need to be running it on at least two, nearby (within 100 meters) devices, and turn on Advertising and Discovery in the settings. You probably also want to turn on automatic connection requests but if not, you can manually request a connect to a nearby device by enabling by tapping on its row in the Connections list. You can also automatically or manually accept connection requests. Currently, images are automatically deleted after 30 days but you can save a copy somewhere else if you want to keep an image. The rest should be obvious but if its not, please send me feedback. Nearby Photos is an App that uses the Google Nearby API to find local devices (that are within 100 meters of each other) and allow them to share photos. Some good examples of where you may choose to use Nearby Photos are: An event like a wedding A vacation where someone you meet is taking a picture of you using their device An athletic event or competition with your team Of course I'm sure there are a lot of other ways people can use Nearby Photos that I have yet to think of and as folks suggest more and better ways that the software can be used I'll do what I can to implement any needed changes. For now, give it a try, and think about how you'd like to use Nearby Photos and send me your requests for any ways the software would be more useful to you along with bug reports since this is a beta and not a final product there will be more than the typical number of bugs.