21:23Machine-translated from Azerbaijani by AIRead in Azerbaijani
Google Photos Is Adding a Tool That Hides Sensitive Information

Google has begun rolling out new AI-powered features for Google Photos. One of the main additions, the Redact tool, blurs or pixelates sensitive information in photos and screenshots. For example, you can select a vehicle’s license plate and turn it into an unreadable block of pixels.
Redact is part of the updated Markup editing section. The pen and text tools have also gained new options. Users will be able to precisely adjust the thickness of the pen and highlighter with a slider and use new fonts for text. The tools are rolling out worldwide in the Android version of Google Photos. The Moods feature for Android gives photos a nostalgic, vintage-camera look. Options include 35 mm film, a 2000s digital camera, retro contrast, night lighting, blue haze, a minimalist look, and rich textures. The intensity of the effect can be adjusted with a slider. The feature automatically tailors the effect to each image. Google Photos is also adding 15 new Remix templates that use the user’s likeness. They can be used to create red-carpet scenes, fun birthday cards, and photo booth shots. The feature is becoming available to Android and iOS users in selected countries, but the full list of countries has not been disclosed. The Wardrobe feature is becoming available to more Android and iOS users in the US, India, and Brazil. It catalogs clothing and jewelry from the photo library and helps users find outfit ideas. In the US, Google AI Pro or AI Ultra subscribers will be able to find and edit their photos within Gemini Spark by entering just 1 prompt.
