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If there is not any other solution, I will root my device to see the content of that folder. Relevant Answer. I held down on a file, and pressed on the others to highlight them all. The issue's already been solved as proven from my previous reply. I found the videos in my Google Photos by searching "Videos" and scrolling down. Users can swipe up from the bottom of the app or right click to access more options.
Search on your terms by easily adjusting the Google Search Settings including whether or not to record search history on that particular device. You can also clear search history from each device. A full app tutorial is available for users needing a better understanding of how to use the service.
Safety within the Google Search app are the same as with any Google search or service. Unlike most privacy policies which are mostly walls of text, Google seems to actually want the user to understand how their data is being used, providing artistic and descriptive videos to help lift the fog.
Google collects standard information including search terms, videos watched, ad views and interactions, purchases, etc. They claim they collect this data in order to better provide, maintain, improve, and develop their services.
The Google Search app was created to allow Windows users access to their preferred search engine and Google apps via the web apps functionality. The only choice users had before this software release was searching within a web browser directly. The Windows community requested this app for a while and Google and Windows finally delivered, first offering it on Windows 8 devices.
Today, users still have the ability to perform a Google search within a web browser, however this is seen as the inferior option. Of course, searching via another browser Yahoo, Bing, etc.
You want to perform your Google searches within a mobile-enabled app, not a tiny browser window. For that reason, the Google Search app for Windows 10 devices especially phones and tablets is an ideal solution. While Google and Microsoft continue to be predictable adversaries, this solution is an olive branch that just may make your life easier.
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