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Comes with inbuilt editing features.

Automatic login once an individual has a Google account account

Includes privacy photo settings

Allows for all types of uploads

Syncs photos automatically once someone is connected to the internet

Free storage of up to 15GB

Photos are available for download at any time.

Android, macOS, iOS, Windows, web-based
Comes with facial recognition features. And makes it easier to locate photos of individuals.

It can be integrated with other apps, such as the gallery app.

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One can edit their photos

Requires an individual to have an account

One can license their photos

Automatic upload from computer or phone

Available synchronization features

20MB maximum storage

One can download their photos at any time

Web-based, Android and IOS

Has face tagging features

It can be used alongside other apps like Google photos

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Comes with inbuilt photo editing tools

Requires one to have an iCloud account

Two-factor authentication login

Allows all photo resolution

Automatic synchronization

5GB storage

Ease of photo download

Supported by all apple devices

Search by keywords to locate photos

Limited integration.

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Given the comparison of the applications, I would recommend the use of the Google Photos application since it provides a variety of features and has a larger storage space compared to iCloud and Flickr. In addition, Google Photos can be used with a variety of devices, including macOS, iOS, and Android.

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Has simple editing such as filters, text, and stickers

Need to make an account

Allows you to make your blog private or block individuals from seeing your content

100MB or 5 minute video maximum per file

No Auto sync

Free to store images and videos

Allows you to download pictures freely

Windows, macOS web-based, iOS, Android Application

Only for filters.

No Integration unless you use 3rd party software

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Has simple editing features

Requires an account with a strict password

Allows you to choose if a person has to pay or not to see your photos

Allows 20 minute videos and 3GB per upload each

Allows sync between SmugMug apps

Three different plans priced at $13, $28, $42 a month

Can easily sell your own photos and videos

Windows, macOS web-based, iOS, Android Application

Partnered with Adobe Lightroom for their Facial Recognition

Is integrated with apps such as Adobe Lightroom, Aperture, and Smundo

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Has filters and some photo editing capabilities.

Requires an account

Can set your account to private or open

Up to 4GB uploads for photos and videos.

No Auto sync

Free to post photos and videos

Does not have a download pictures option.

Windows, macOS web-based, iOS, Android Application

Only for filters that alter the appearance of your face

No Integration unless you use 3rd party software

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Looking at the three new additions to the list I would choose Instagram if you want to share your photos with others. I say this because it is the most popular of the choices and is very simple to use, free, and you can easily hide your account from selected people. It lacks in video length unlike Google photos or iCloud but it makes up for it with accessibility.