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"Facebook is testing a new feature that automatically syncs the photos you take with your Android phone to your Facebook account.\nAppropriately called \u201CPhoto Syncing,\u201D the feature syncs your photos and stores them privately, allowing you to later go into Facebook and decide which pictures you would like to share.\nSimilar to a feature already available in Google+, on a Help page for the service Facebook says that the feature is currently only a test, and is available for some people who are using the newest Facebook for Android app.\nFacebook syncs the pictures you take \u201Cas soon as you take them,\u201D however, the app also takes into account the battery level on your phone and your sync settings before it starts uploading. \n\n\nFor instance, you can set the application to only sync photos while you\u2019re connected to Wi-Fi network, rather than potentially running up a huge data bill by synching all your shots over your cellular network. Photos that are synced via cellular network are synced at a smaller size (around 100k), to cut down on the damage it does to your data plan.\nYour can check to see if you have the feature available by tapping 'Photos' on your Timeline within the Facebook for Android app and seeing if there is a 'Photo Synching' option available.\nIf you don\u2019t want to sync photos when you take them you can also turn the feature off within Facebook for Android.\nWhat do you think about automatically syncing the photos you take to Facebook? Is it something you would want to do? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.\n[via The Verge]"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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