The new "Undo device backup" feature in Google Photos on Android removes photos and videos from the cloud without affecting device storage.

For years, digital photo frame companies have used Google Photos ’ tools to easily pull in your pictures and keep them updated. But now, thanks to some recent tweaks to those tools, as The Verge reported, those handy connections are getting cut off, leaving a few digital photo frames in the lurch.

Ask Photos is the most powerful search feature in Google Photos. It is an AI-powered tool that understands conversational language and finds relevant images with minimal friction. So a query might look more natural than usual: “Show me the best photos of sunsets I’ve ever taken” or “What snacks did we eat at the fair last week?”

The new functionality is really handy if you happen to accidentally turn on backup on a device and want to delete them from the cloud.

While there are plenty of ways to back up your data, companies like Google make it easy with built-in cloud backups. Once you set it up, all of the photos and videos you take are synced to the cloud,

Google has added a useful new backup management feature to its Photos app for Android smartphones and tablets, but it’s one that iOS users have had access to for some time. iPhone and iPad users have been able to ‘Undo device backup’ since early December,