Privacy Policy

Last updated: 20 October 2026

This policy covers "Photos Upload", a private tool used by

Clinton Brown to move his own family photographs and videos

into his own Google Photos account.

What it does

The tool reads photo and video files from a personal hard

drive and uploads them to the Google Photos library belonging

to the Google account that signs in. It also reads back a

list of the items it has uploaded, so it can work out which

files still need transferring and sort them into albums.

Who uses it

Only the owner of this project. It is not offered to the

public, is not distributed, and has no other users.

What it accesses

Google Photos content created by this application: file

names, capture dates, image dimensions, and media item

identifiers. It accesses this only for the Google account

that signs in, and only with that account's permission.

What it stores

A record of uploaded file names and item identifiers is kept

locally, on the owner's own computer, so the tool knows what

has already been transferred. Nothing is sent to any third

party. No data is sold, shared, or used for advertising. No

analytics or tracking of any kind is used.

What it never does

The tool does not delete anything from Google Photos. It does

not modify existing photos. It does not access any Google

data outside the Google Photos library and basic profile

information used to sign in.

Removing your data

Access can be revoked at any time from the Google account's

security settings, at myaccount.google.com, under third-party

access. Local records are removed by deleting the tool's

files from the computer.

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