Today you will learn how to get unlimited storage in Google Photos.
There is no fear of data loss as it is in personal mail.
As long as your mail remains, all the uploaded pictures/videos will remain the same.
If you delete it, it's different.
However, it can be said that it is a safe process that can be done in many ways.
Device spoofing is very popular in this case. It is used in custom ROM.
This can also be done by manually editing build.prop. It can also be done through the Magisk Module.
But what happens is spoofing, the model of the entire device changes. As a result, many apps have problems.
Especially those that have device verification systems.
But following today's method will only change your device's information in Google Photos.
The rest will be fine.
Let's first see what it takes.
Everything is linked above. Download whatever you need.But I would prefer Zygisk to Riru.
Because Riru is no longer maintained. and Zygisk is built in Magisk.
Process:
Let's start from the very beginning.
Since you have read the title of the article, your device is rooted. So I'm not going here anymore.
Now let's come to Condition 2.
At present, 99% of phones are routed with Magisk. It's most likely you're on your phone too.
If not, install / flush immediately. The link is above.
Condition 3 now.
Go straight to Magisk Manager's Settings and enable Zygisk from the Magisk category.
Then work No. 4.
That is, install LSposited .
For that, download the file from the link given above and go to Install From Storage from the Module option of Magisk Manager and flush the file.
Then reboot / restart the phone once. That means turn it off.
Then go to LSposed and see if Activated is written or not. If it is almost done, it can be said that the work is almost done.
If you can't find the LSposed app, download it here.
You can also get the phone's notification panel.
However, it will work on Android 8.1 and above.
For other versions, build.prop edit method / any other Exposed must be installed.
Now for step 5.
Install the Pixelify GPhotos app.
Then go to Module from LSposed and activate it and reboot the device.
Check if Google Photos is unlimited.
Otherwise, clear the data of the Google Photos app. I hope it works.
Please comment if you succeed.