Google quietly introduced somewhat of a significant upgrade for Google Photos recently. If you use the service’s Live Albums feature, you will be glad to know that these albums can now store double the amount they could in the past.

Live Albums, for those unfamiliar, essentially allows you to create albums that automatically add pictures to them when they detect a certain face. You can set up the albums to automatically add pictures of a certain face group. This lets you create an album for a close person in your life, without having to manually add pictures to the album and leaving it all to Google — provided the face recognition tech works accurately, of course.

Live Albums could only store 10,000 photos and videos in the past, and that was quite limiting for some people. Android Police reports Google has now doubled the amount, bringing it up to 20,000 photos and videos, which aligns with the limit for Shared Albums as well.

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