Google Photos has been available for a decade, and during much of that time, I used the image hosting service to organize and store my photos and videos. Increasingly, I grew concerned that my data wouldn’t be secure. In doing so, I started to look for open-source options.
After much research, I chose Piwigo to replace Google Photos. Have you never heard of Piwogo? You probably aren’t alone. Here’s more about it and why I am growing to love it.
