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[the-august-one]

Its been one day and staying off FB is rough. I'm completely disconnected from so many friends.

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exporting all my tumblr data a few more steps in the direction of mastodons and the fediverse I budgeted several hours for this, based on how long it took for my shortest side blog, experimenting last weekend.

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How To Effortlessly Transfer Facebook Photos to Google Drive

Facebook is becoming our favourite way to not only share photos, but to store photos.  The unfortunate fact that arises from this is that trying to retrieve and move those photos later on is incredibly cumbersome, particularly if you want to transfer Facebook photos to DropBox or any other cloud provider.

A Tiresome Clunky Process

With all of the different features being added to this most popular social media network on a regular basis, you would think that they would have a better way to arrange and save photographs.  But if you want to save more than just a handful of photos from Facebook, be prepared to dedicate a solid block of time to the process.

Facebook organizes photographs in one of four ways:

·         Photos of you

·         Your photos

·         Albums

·         Not Tagged

From there, you are set adrift upon what are likely hundreds of photographs taken at various points since you became a member of the network.  Since you cannot download a set in bulk, you will need to click on each and every photo, see it in full-size, and then download it to your computer.  

Once you have the downloaded file, you will then need to head on over to Google  to transfer Facebook photos to Google Drive.  Sign into your account, click “Create” and select “Folder”.  From there you will be prompted to name the folder, choose the right file from your computer to upload, and you're done.

Transferring Facebook Photos The Better Way

The process described above is simple.  The problem is that any type of Facebook migration is incredibly time consuming and often leaves users frustrated in the end.

Enter: a cloud data migration service.  Though relatively new, companies like Cloudsfer are quickly being adopted by businesses and personal users because of how easy these providers make the sharing and swapping of files between different cloud providers and social media networks.

Cloudsfer allows users to create migration plans which allows users to snag information from their accounts like Facebook and move it to another cloud provider.  For example, if you have photos on Facebook that you wan to transfer to Google Drive, all you need to do is:

·         Log in to your Cloudsfer account

·         Choose Facebook from your list of personal source systems and sign in

·         Select the content you want to move (such as Cover Photos or Mobile Uploads) and click “Submit”

·         Choose where your photos are being moved to (in this case, Google Drive)

·         Log in to Google Drive and choose where the photos will be transferred to

·         Click Submit

Best of all, users only need to go through this process once.  After you give your migration plan a name, you can choose to schedule the migration and to have it run on a regular basis (i.e. once a week, once a month, etc.) so that you do not risk losing track of your precious photographs.