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Galaxy S22Are they syncing with OneDrive or other cloud service? If they are, you have to delete them from the sync location, which will remove it both from the cloud drive and your phone. If you are backing up to Google, it's not the same as sync. Backing up means that a copy of the photos will remain in the cloud storage even if deleted from your phone. Syncing means that if you remove it from your phone, it will come back when your cloud and phone has it's next sync cycle. If you want it removed from both places, you have to remove it from the cloud side. Google backs up (not syncs), so removing it from your phone will preserve a copy in your Google account, but it will not come back to your phone unless you specifically download it, however if you remove it from Google backup, it's gone forever. You can turn off Google backup and you can turn off OneDrive sync., but then you will have no backup copies at all unless you manually transfer them to an external drive.
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ā11-10-2024 01:46 PM (Last edited a month ago ) in
Galaxy S22Agani, because you are syncing them somewhere, not just backing them up. You must unsync or delete directly from the synced drive or they will keep coming back.
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Galaxy S22Hi,
Please check if the images which are reappearing are WhatsApp Images?
In the Gallery app, you can go to details section of an image to view storage path: "Internal Storage/Android/media/com.whatsapp/WhatsApp/Media"
If this is the location where images are reappearing, it could be WhatsApp related problem.
Please check in MyFiles app if old Whatsapp Media path exists: "Internal Storage/WhatsApp/Media/"
If yes, then you should rename or delete this path to solve the problem.
This old media path was probably copied from your old phone and is not needed any more. After every WhatsApp update it may try to copy images from this old path to the new media path.
So you keep deleting images from "Internal Storage/Android/media/com.whatsapp/WhatsApp/Media" but WhatApp keeps copying them from the old path: "Internal Storage/WhatsApp/Media/"
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Galaxy S22The folder path would be internal storage/dcim then there will be subfolders if you created albums. There would be subfolders for camera and screenshots. You can also go to gallery and pull up a photo, pull up the info screen (tap the circled "i" or swipe up on the photo and it will tell you the storage path.