You can go to the Auto Backup section of Google+ Photos, mouse over a photo, click the tick icon, select photos one by one and click Delete.
Re: Deleting photos from auto backup album. I have a Galaxy Note II and this worked for me. Enter your gallery and go to settings, click on the email adress for your samsung account and then say remove account. You will then get a notification saying 'backup account needed'...click on it and re enter your email address. I found a way to get rid of photos from auto backup album. Before you jump my case, I do not have Picasa. After a sad experience I ditched Picasa. Anyhow, to get the photos off my Galaxy S3 I deleted my google account. Rebooted the phone and re-entered info for G Re: How to delete auto backup album from gallery. Its very simple to get rid of the auto backup folder. Please try the following steps: Login to google+ on your PC. go to photos, you'll be able to see all your albums there. Click on the arrow on the extreme right end top of the album. Select all your photos and click on option move to bin. you can later empty your bin. You can delete the auto backup photos here. It takes time.. One problem I see is the image thumbnail remains in the auto back up folder in my nexus 5 even after I delete the photo from picasa and its trash folder... https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/search/%23AutoBackup I'm not liking the while experience.... Its very simple to get rid of the auto backup folder. Please try the following steps: Login to google+ on your PC. go to photos, you'll be able to see all your albums there. Click on the arrow on the extreme right end top of the album. Select all your photos and click on option move to bin. you can later empty your bin. How to delete auto backup album from gallery. Hello, I am going mad! I cannot delete the auto backup album from my photo gallery. I deleted it from the Photos (Google+), but it is still showing on the gallery. Its very simple to get rid of the auto backup folder. Please try the following steps: Login to google+ on your PC. go to photos, you'll be able to see all your albums there. Click on the arrow on the extreme right end top of the album. Select all your photos and click on option move to bin. you can later empty your bin. Go to the following link: Picasa Web Albums. Delete all the entries in Auto Backup folder. Now, Go to Google+ application on your phone and in the settings for Photos, turn Auto Backup off. Now, your gallery won't show the Auto Backup folder :). Re: Deleting photos from auto backup album. I found a way to get rid of photos from auto backup album. Before you jump my case, I do not have Picasa. After a sad experience I ditched Picasa. Anyhow, to get the photos off my Galaxy S3 I deleted my google account. Rebooted the phone and re-entered info for Google account. Here's how you turn the sync off for the auto backup album: 1. Go to your phone's settings. 2. Scroll to and tap Accounts & Sync. 3. Scroll down to and tap the synced email address. 4. Tap Sync Picasa Web Albums to uncheck or disable and remove the unwanted photos from your device. I found a way to get rid of photos from auto backup album. Before you jump my case, I do not have Picasa. After a sad experience I ditched Picasa. Anyhow, to get the photos off my Galaxy S3 I deleted my google account. Rebooted the phone and re-entered info for G
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