I read the privacy policy and it looks onerous. They can move your data to any legal jurisdiction in the world (do US laws apply to your data?). They get to keep all metadata and other information about your contents. They can keep your stuff even if you delete your account (for their internal processes, whatever that is and/or may become). They can share your information with any third party they want to. I assume that means sell your information if they want to. All-in-all, very concerning to me. Anyone else find these issues to be a concern? What about instances where you put information that identifies your clients in your metadata? Could that be construed as giving away your clients' personal data? I don't know these answers and there may be good/acceptable answers. Perhaps a company rep could answer...
So a commenter who "works on the team" posted in another comment but doesn't address this very valid post regarding their "policy".. Anyhow, if its "free" then there is something fishy happening with the data stored. "Buyer" beware.
I gave it a read. "please note that we may transfer information, including personal information, to a country and jurisdiction that does not have the same data protection laws as your jurisdiction, and you consent to the transfer of information to the U.S. or any other country in which Company or its parent, subsidiaries, affiliates or service providers maintain facilities and the use and disclosure of information about you as described in this Privacy Policy" This is to allow them to store your photos in the cloud. The servers of cloud services are spread around the world, and you don't get to choose which hard drive in which server in which country your data goes to, especially when it tries to serve that data to people you share your photos with who reside in a different location, or even to you, when you are in a different location other than your home jurisdiction (say on holiday). "Metadata typically consists of how, when, where and by whom a piece of User Content was collected and how that content has been formatted. Users can add or may have added metadata added to their User Content associated with a photo, including names, geographical information, comments or other data. This metadata may be accessible to others if you share the User Content with others or on third party social media sites." They have to or else you can't organize your photos at all. The organization all depends on metadata. It also allows you to download and share your photos to yourself and other people with basic metadata such as capture date and time. It is also already a common practice to strip any critical metadata before uploading to any service, if one wants to prevent the transfer of critical metadata. "When you interact with our site through various third-party social media services, such as when you login, Like or share through Facebook, Flickr and others, we may receive information from the social network including your profile information, profile picture, gender, user name, user ID associated with your social media account, age range, language, country, friends list, and any other information you permit the social network to share with third parties." This allows you to share to social media and other services from the app. The photos themselves are considered "personal information". Without this, the app cannot have a share function. Likewise, if you don't use the feature, this doesn't need to be invoked. "With your permission, Mylio may access the contact list on your online account, PC or mobile device in order to share your User Content via email, text or through social media, or to invite your friends or contacts to connect with our Service. We may also collect information about others if you use our Service to upload, share and/or distribute User Content that contains information about others, such as their name, image and online contact information." This is the same as with the social networking clause, but for emails, SMS, and other methods. This allows the app to share photos via more traditional networking methods, or even through social media via your phone or computer's built-in contact aggregator, for example, when you want to share by using a name, and your OS calls up the contacts app to let you select from phone numbers, emails, or their social networks that you have put in their contact cards. "Other companies owned by or under common ownership as Mylio, which also includes our subsidiaries (i.e., any organization we own or control) or our ultimate holding company (i.e., any organization that owns or controls us) and any subsidiaries it owns. These companies will use your personal information in the same way as we can under this Policy;" Pretty self-explanatory. "Third party vendors, consultants and other service providers that perform services on our behalf, in order to carry out their work for us, which may include cloud storage, billing, content or service fulfillment, or analytics services;" Again, cloud servers and other services whose own systems operate on a global scale. "Our business partners who offer a service to you jointly with us, for example, photography studios through which you may print your User Content;" Pretty self-explanatory - you can't have a photo printed if you don't allow the photo itself to be transmitted. "Third parties who we believe may offer you useful products or services;" Here are your ads. But then if you're on here on UA-cam, and probably via Google Chrome, they already have more data on you being sent out to advertisers than Mylio will. typically, these are anonymized, as Google already does with your personal data. "Any third party at your request. For example, you may have the option to share your User Content with your friends through email, SMS text, or various social media sites;" With your consent, allowing Mylio to act on your behalf, again with the share functionality. Can't share photos if you don't allow Mylio access to your photos. "The public at your request. If you participate in any user forum or interactive area of our website or Service, your information will be shared with other users and may be viewable by public search engines;" Same as above. "Other parties in connection with any company transaction, such as a merger, sale of company assets or shares, reorganization, financing, change of control or acquisition of all or a portion of our business by another company or third party or in the event of bankruptcy, liquidation or related or similar proceedings; " Pretty self-explanatory; you don't want your data to just disappear immediately because a service changes management. "Third parties as required to (i) satisfy any applicable law, regulation, subpoena/court order, legal process or other government request, (ii) enforce our Terms of Use Agreement, including the investigation of potential violations thereof, (iii) investigate and defend ourselves against any third party claims or allegations, (iv) protect against harm to the rights, property or safety of Mylio, its users or the public as required or permitted by law and (v) detect, prevent or otherwise address criminal (including fraud or stalking), security or technical issues." Allows the government, US, EU, and others, when things need to be investigated. "Following termination or deactivation of your account, Mylio may retain information (including User Content) for a commercially reasonable time for backup, archival, and/or audit purposes." Another typical point of contention for people. Based on this wording, this is because servers will always have redundant copies of everything in their storage. That's how servers work, and you never run a server with files that have only one copy of a file. Hard drives die all the time, and servers can't work if they're losing data all the time just because drives die. Likewise, that means when you delete files from a server, such as when you terminate your account, not all instances of your data suddenly disappear as well. Servers have backups too. This allows a service like Mylio to not be immediately in violation of your privacy by no fault of their own. "Reasonable time" typically means the scheduled deletion of backups and archives, and audit refers to data that may need to be retained for the said audit otherwise Mylio or any company undergoing an audit may be charged with fraud for suspicious absence of data. In other words, this is legalese for preventing you from suing them for having copies of your data in following standard data and corporate practices (audits, backups, etc.) It's not there so they can peep at your addresses and photos and/or sell it to advertisers - that's already covered by another clause. TL;DR, I wouldn't be afraid of this Privacy Policy if you're here on UA-cam, probably on a Google Chrome browser. You're giving away much more private data just being here, or even just taking a photo with your commercially available Android or Apple phone, than when using Mylio.
I steer clear of subscription apps whenever possible. Let me buy a version to use forever and keep innovating to encourage me to shell out for an upgrade. Two quick questions: 1. Is Mylio selling any of the AI obtained data? Training AI using so many photos would be extremely profitable for them. 2. If we decide to stop using the software, (maybe they up the price or stop offering a free version) can you write all of your extensive additions such as ratings and tags to exif data in a sidecar file? Does Lightroom see these?
Because our product is both software, and a service, the subscription model is a better fit. You're getting more than just the software and constant upgrades to it, but also the service providing shared albums, synchronization between devices and more. There is a free version of the app that doesn't include those services, but still has all the cataloguing, indexing and search functionality. Any and all AI and image analysis for your photo library happen exclusively on your devices - your photos not uploaded to Mylio servers to do this work. And all the resulting data is also kept on your devices. Ratings, tags, face tags, and most other metadata associated with your photos is written to sidecar XMP files by default and those sidecars again are saved to your devices - you have full access to them whether you're using the app or not and whether you're subscribed to the service or not. Whenever possible, we use IPTC and other industry standards to dictate where the metadata gets written on the sidecar files. Any app that adheres to the same standards should be able to read them.
@@otann Your logic makes no sense. I work on the team... no I can guarantee we don't sell data. The info is all local on your computer too. And we are not blocked there, we choose not to distribute our IP there for geopolitical and business reasons.
@@RichardHarrington geopolitical and business reasons means that you are not willing to pass compliance in those countries. Which means you are not openly selling it, but “share” it with right agency. Which does not provide much confidence for people in other countries. Next you gonna block Iran, once they decide to enforce data protection laws?
Man, Picasa was doing all of this (and so fast!) so well almost 20 years ago. I wish Google never killed it. I still use it as my main catalog managing hundreds of thousands of images while the software hasn't been updated in almost a decade.
Yeah picasa was great and sad they killed it off! Thanks again for the reminder. I used to use it also for some time. And after reading your comment and actually going through it abit helped me see some photos that I can clearly also delete and save some space.
Picasa 3 works perfectly fine in 2024. Very fast finds all photos on the computer. Great for local work no need for cloud but you can upload everything to the cloud too nothing stopping you on that front either. Why doe it matter if its supported as long as it works in 2024 like it did in 2015? When was the last time you called google for tech support on anything?
@@Physics072 I don't think anyone said anything about support, but "supported" in software usually means consistent updates and not "technical support". My version of Picasa 3 has issues with exporting edited images in Win11, it has some facial recognition but it's not as good as others, it doesn't have object recognition, web upload doesn't work anymore, it's missing a lot of things that some other modern applications have. And it would be nice if Google still supported it so they would implement new features and maintain compatibility with newer OSes.
@@calzotube You really only hit those if you click on something that requires the paid version. And then it lets you try the feature out for 30 days. We don't get too aggressive with those screens (know they are annoying).
@@RichardHarrington you require my CC to even download it. Sorry, but that isn't acceptable. It puts me on a time imit to fully try out this package, and I've got 500k images i want to catalog. No thanks
"The company reached out and said, 'We would like sponsor a video if you're interested', and I said 'absolutely'". So, this is a paid ad, not an objective review.
For whatever reason, this page will not allow links to the EULA and Privacy notices which can be found at the bottom of their website. Strongly suggest reading before installation.
Sounds great but I hate the monthly prescription charges. If I could own it I'd be happy but I'm trying to get over the Adobe monthly charges I have paid for years now.
There is a free version of the app that will still give you all the indexing and search functionality but will not have the features for synchronizing between your devices or doing other actions that require the subscription service.
I might try it but I have 4 hard drives full of images so I don't know if it will help. I organized them myself in folders. I don't like bridge. @@j.c.figueroa6249
@@thomaslevine405 four hard drives full of images is no problem. You can link folders from each drive separately. The app will preserve the folder structure and even display which drive each folder is linked from. A bit of an advanced setup, but completely doable.
I'm sorry, but for me this is a paid promotional video (not labelled as such) that doesn't critically address the problematic aspects of the software (subscription, AI rating of images, etc.).
Hi, I work on the product. The core product without full-rez sync or backup is free. There is no AI rating, The AI SmartTags are 100% local with no transfer of data to Mylio the company.
IF IT’S FREE THEN YOU ARE THE PRODUCT…check the privacy policy and you’ll discover they own your data. Sort comments by ‘Top’ and you’ll find a privacy policy thread that goes the details.
How good is Mylio in dealing with versions and edits, and multiple exposures (bracketing or continuous shooting)? Or even trickier: the individual images for a panorama?
Once I've scanned all my drives, got all the photos in, and deleted all the duplicates...is there an export to send the cleaned up folders to a backup drive or the cloud?
For me, keywords are the important thing, but this program is mostly about sharing between devices, which I don't need as the process of going through my recorded images on my PC is not particularly complicated, as it happens as soon as the device is connected. So I don't think it's a piece of software for me. Had it, on the other hand, been strong in handling images by keywords and could handle keywords in groups etc. then it was another conversation, but no.
Not at this time. We have plans to synchronize these type of files between your devices so that you can call them on their native application when needed.
"Mylio is not actually a cloud service." SOLD!!! I was ambivalent about actually getting this app until you said this Ted. I want to be able to work completely disconnected from the internet with my 4 TB SSD when needed. And it encrypts the images when uploaded to a cloud provider? Shut up and take my money!!! Something you didn't mention though: if I have a small collection of external SSDs that store all of the masters of my images (rather than a giant NAS... just not there yet) is Mylio smart enough to know it's working with a slice of the overall library and adjust accordingly? (My slices are by type: sports photography, landscapes, family/portraits, etc).
Yes, you can link folders form different devices and have the contents of those folders catalogued by the app. You will always be able to see thumbnails of all your content in the app, but if you want to interact with the original files then the device (drive) that contains them will need to be connected.
For some, OK. Good to show it. No professional needs or work flow. So, no photog. subscription software. Maybe if I was just starting off I'd go for it. My own very careful saving and naming of 'folders' and the pics in windows works well enough for personal use, even with terrabytes of pics.
A sound folder structure is a great organization methodology, which is why Mylio Photos maintains and respects any folder structure you already have in place. The addition of fast search and filtering, finding photos visually with different views, automatic tagging of people and things, and synchronization of your library to all your devices is all built on top of that folder structure. And if you don't need synchronization and only want to access your library on one device, then the app is free.
Im already put off by the email collection just to see the price with the 50 percent off. What is it? 100 bucks a yr. so 50 for your first year? Someone post the price if you know it. Thanks!
Same, very weird that they don’t say how much. If I go to Plans > Mylio Photos+, they write about two thirds down the page $9.99/month (without the discount), and probably if paid annually. So with discount probably $59/year. But it’s almost like they themselves think the price is too high and therefore don’t want to announce it.
We use it now for our whole family's devices since two weeks, and its just awesome. It's really simple, has sort of a Backup Nas functionality, if you add many devices , love it so far... Thanks for the introduction!
Any application which incorporates AI sends your data to unknown locations, like AI data mining farms. Also, the facial recognition feature looks sketchy in this context. Why help setup a facial recognition database? Who owns this app? Where is all the data you provide them going? There is no "about us" or any company info readily available on their website. What are they hiding? So many red flags in this app. Please view the products you push with a little bit more caution and scepticism.
I have about 100k images, all star rated and with keyword tags assigned. I use Photoshop Elements organiser, mainly because it defaults to a timeline catalogue, rather than folders or tags. Is Mylio suitable for my needs and can I import the star ratings and tags?
Thanks for the introduction, as a hobby photographer I of course tried out the free version. Simply brilliant thing, but I always have my doubts as to how long such great things will exist and remain free - people don't just live on air alone... ;)
You can hand off to capture one and you can browse the same folders. Syncing capture one catalogs and things like that is not in place yet. But you can absolutely search and add metadata as well as hand off easily.
I tried. I seems it tried to copy several terabytes of images from various disks. Pressed stop and closed the software 😒 - and without asking it installed on my small C-drive
Hi, Adobe Bridge can browse files and do basic metadata. The filter tools to locate content, as well as make QuickCollections (Smart Albums) doesn’t exist in Bridge. You’ll also find it MUCH faster to browse and search. There’s lots of other benefits…. And while both apps can browse folders…. Mylio offers much more and significant speed boost.
It doesn't allow me to view the photos or sync them from my android it says I have to activate Photos+ . Im not going to pay $100 a year for that. These software companies are really sticking it to sucker consumers with their outrageous pricing.
When I downloaded the Software from your link, my Windows 11 Pro Dell XPS Computer told me that it could hurt my computer, and I have not installed it yet. Is it only in a Downloads Folder?
I'm giving it a try. Well designed, but painfully slow. It is running for more than 12h capturing my hard drive's images. I have a reasonably fast computer (i9 + 32Gb of memory).
So, I have 29,000 pictures. How long would it take to import them into Mylio and have it assign smart tags and people and such? And they are already sometimes in folders named for locations; I presume that that information would be lost on import.
You folder structure will be preserved and displayed on the app. Time to import and index your media will depend on the file types, where they are stored, and the hardware you're using. 29000 is a pretty small library compare to what most of our users are managing. On any modern computer with the files in local storage you should be able to import and catalogue in a matter of hours.
@@j.c.figueroa6249 So, the application doesn't copy the picture into your database, but instead simply points to it on disk, and maintains metadata about it?
I was cautious at first and copied my library to a new device, so as not to mess with my source photos and their directory structure. It is working really well for me, with 10x the size of your library.
@@andrewsharpe2587 The database is about 1.5GB. I have 4 vaults, so the complete import took a few days but you can start with a single vault. Disk space is not expensive.
You don’t have to. They can use the same folders, use the same XMP files and more. I think you’ll find it faster than PM and its search and filter tools better
With them both going to subscription, I'm probably quitting PM for possibly Mylio if I can't find something more professionally suited. FastRawViewer has always been my preference over photo mechanic. It lacks a few of the tools, but for the most part does all the same things and much better!
Sync is a paid service. However you can LINK to as many attached hard drives as you need at no cost. No need to move files, no need to import or copy them
That was not my experience. My trial period ended with app crashing multiple times. I did ask for extension of trial. I was told to delete and reinstall with a different email which I am not comfortable. It should be a simple to extend the trial period without going through a laborious process. I was ready to move on if not for Ted's stamp of authority.
Thanks, Ted, for making this Video. I have been looking for Software other than Google Photos to store and organize all of my Photography. I will be trying this out for sure. I really like how it will connect all of my devices: Laptop, Desktop, HDD, iPhone, DSLR, etc., and I am sure that the software will improve as well with all of the Advancements in A!
I just worry that moving from lightroom to a new software product that may/maynot be around in 1, 2, 5, 10 years! Anyway... thanks for a fantastic well run channel with amazing and useful content.
do you have any recommendations for open source or at least more private options? for example, something that one can host on their own nextcloud instance?
Sounds like iPhoto. Not sure why I need this? I want a system where I own all the images not being held captive on someone's cloud service. A catalog app for a NAS. Not sure what the value is over iPhoto.
Mylio doesn't store images and is not a cloud service. Media stays on your devices or the cloud services that you use. But it's mostly for managing files that you keep locally, and connects your devices peer-to-peer, so you can access those files.
This looks interesting, but right off the bat, when I started the app, it wanted me to log in to my account. Nowhere was there an option to create an account, or instructions on what to do to create one. I'm sure I can figure it out, but I don't have much patience for such an obvious flaw.
Sorry Ted, I have really enjoyed and valued your videos over many years (and hope to continue to) but the suggestion that you happened to be using this software and the company just happened to ‘ reach out’ to you is hard to believe. I accept you need to make a living but your audience would probably not care if you just said this is a promotion and these are the good and not so good aspects of the software. Perhaps the company doesn’t like that sort of review but you can’t have integrity without some cost.
Wow this is so amazing, I have been looking for something like this for so long. I have various hard drives and memory sticks and even dvd’s. It would so great to be able to know where everything is. Thanks a million Ted, you made my year
Thanks for pointing this out, Ted. I have been increasingly disappointed in LR for years now as it adds more and more editing functionality at the expense of good solid cataloguing features. The last 14 minutes were very interesting but you could have saved your voice for me. I was going to try it at minute #2!
Thanks for bringing this to our attention, Ted. Having adopted Lightroom 10+ years ago, I have gotten to a 'happy place' with cataloging and keywording. However! I have a great many images that are not in my catalog that were rejected when I first started out. It has occurred to me that, given the many super powers Photoshop has acquired the last couple of years, it might be worth wandering through those images. This looks like it might be a really good tool for that job.
Every device gets the entire library. You decide what quality version of the photos each device gets. So devices with sufficient storage can consolidate all your original files, while storage limited devices get proxies of the images that don't require a lot of space. Anything you do on one device is synchronized with all the others, regardless of what quality image it contains.
They use cookies with no option to refuse. If you use their site, you accept anything they choose to use for tracking and third-party data sharing. No thank you! Would never get tangled up with an organization that flat out says, if you want to use our site then learn to like it.
Hi Ted, Just ran i to your channel and was impress with the books style and mylio. Question on your book prints or having your images printed on different style books can you refer me to a good company that prints book l can send me work to and also can you do or have a video on printing your work and which company is good to use and paper wise thank you. Jim 👋😊👍
Ya, The title is misleading because there is almost no way Of sticking with the free plan for most people. When this came out I really liked the way it sounds.
Are you sure about that. I’m trying out the free version on my iMac and it seems fantastic so far, accessing an old Lightroom library without a problem. Looks like all I’ve been looking for, and at a price (zero) that’s hard to beat
Neat software, thank you for sharing, i will check it out; however, i do NOT do subscriptions, sorry, It it was a one time purchase, i could consider it.
Thank you, i am aware of that, i am testing the program now; the synchronization between devices is probably the best feature they offer, but again, i am NOT subscribing!@@j.c.figueroa6249
Hi If you like to do hierarchical keywords we have room for growth. It’s in development for next year. But the AI Smart Tags are hierachical and can be promoted to actual keywords. We recently expanded a bunch of metadata fields as well as full compliance with new family history standards. Mylio is very easy to face tag and geocode photos with too. So yeah…. The current manual keywording is basic. But I’ve already designed the replacement for it. And its in development.
@@richharrington9627 You will find not a single face in my images. None whatsoever,. But you will find loads of Zygaena loti and Zygaena rhadamantus which need to be sorted like that: Lepidoptera › Zygaenoidea › Zygaenidae › Zygaeninae › Zygaena rhadamanthus And regarding geocoding, it must be able to withhold geopositioning, while I myself will need that there are species which need protecting by withholding that except for exchanges within the scientific community. Mylio has been rubbish at proper keywording and unless it fully supports proper manual keywording it's useless to me and my fellow nature photographers.
Dear Ted, very interesting. One more Thing: some year ago my Olympus camera was stolen. Is it possible with that program to search in the internet for photos taken and published in the net via serial no. ?
I think you'll find it's a nice boost in benefits and lots of great Windows integration too like MS Docs and Copy/Paste with System Clipboard. Plus OneDrive support.
This is a great looking piece of software until, out of the blue, it screws everything up, duplicates every photo in your library (bizarrely adding purple color casts) and, even after you delete and reinstall the app from scratch, the problem persists. Syncing between machines & phones sounds great: in reality, unless its done by a company with huge experience, it’s an accident waiting to happen.
I am a little bit disappointed... It seems to me that this is the typical result when a company gives a UA-camr a product for review. I read all the comments on the 'Terms and Conditions' and think that in such a review, an explanation of the 'Terms and Conditions' should be presented just as detailed as the functionality of the software. My impression is that the manufacturer will earn far more from our photo material than from the software itself.
BEWARE.Mylio is wrecking my pc and using 100% of my cpu. im usually able to run davinci resolve and affinity photo at the same time with 3+ google chrome windows full of tabs with less than 30% cpu usage......to make it worse I cant find it to uninstall in control panel!😡. will try to update if i find it to uninstall
I read the privacy policy and it looks onerous. They can move your data to any legal jurisdiction in the world (do US laws apply to your data?). They get to keep all metadata and other information about your contents. They can keep your stuff even if you delete your account (for their internal processes, whatever that is and/or may become). They can share your information with any third party they want to. I assume that means sell your information if they want to. All-in-all, very concerning to me. Anyone else find these issues to be a concern? What about instances where you put information that identifies your clients in your metadata? Could that be construed as giving away your clients' personal data? I don't know these answers and there may be good/acceptable answers. Perhaps a company rep could answer...
Jaysus. Absolutely do not use this product. Assume it is a massive AI training farm, until proven otherwise. Rep answer would be highly suspect.
Agree Completely Not anything I would sign up to 🙈
glad you read the policy and let us know. no thanks for me.
So a commenter who "works on the team" posted in another comment but doesn't address this very valid post regarding their "policy"..
Anyhow, if its "free" then there is something fishy happening with the data stored.
"Buyer" beware.
I gave it a read.
"please note that we may transfer information, including personal information, to a country and jurisdiction that does not have the same data protection laws as your jurisdiction, and you consent to the transfer of information to the U.S. or any other country in which Company or its parent, subsidiaries, affiliates or service providers maintain facilities and the use and disclosure of information about you as described in this Privacy Policy"
This is to allow them to store your photos in the cloud. The servers of cloud services are spread around the world, and you don't get to choose which hard drive in which server in which country your data goes to, especially when it tries to serve that data to people you share your photos with who reside in a different location, or even to you, when you are in a different location other than your home jurisdiction (say on holiday).
"Metadata typically consists of how, when, where and by whom a piece of User Content was collected and how that content has been formatted. Users can add or may have added metadata added to their User Content associated with a photo, including names, geographical information, comments or other data. This metadata may be accessible to others if you share the User Content with others or on third party social media sites."
They have to or else you can't organize your photos at all. The organization all depends on metadata. It also allows you to download and share your photos to yourself and other people with basic metadata such as capture date and time. It is also already a common practice to strip any critical metadata before uploading to any service, if one wants to prevent the transfer of critical metadata.
"When you interact with our site through various third-party social media services, such as when you login, Like or share through Facebook, Flickr and others, we may receive information from the social network including your profile information, profile picture, gender, user name, user ID associated with your social media account, age range, language, country, friends list, and any other information you permit the social network to share with third parties."
This allows you to share to social media and other services from the app. The photos themselves are considered "personal information". Without this, the app cannot have a share function. Likewise, if you don't use the feature, this doesn't need to be invoked.
"With your permission, Mylio may access the contact list on your online account, PC or mobile device in order to share your User Content via email, text or through social media, or to invite your friends or contacts to connect with our Service. We may also collect information about others if you use our Service to upload, share and/or distribute User Content that contains information about others, such as their name, image and online contact information."
This is the same as with the social networking clause, but for emails, SMS, and other methods. This allows the app to share photos via more traditional networking methods, or even through social media via your phone or computer's built-in contact aggregator, for example, when you want to share by using a name, and your OS calls up the contacts app to let you select from phone numbers, emails, or their social networks that you have put in their contact cards.
"Other companies owned by or under common ownership as Mylio, which also includes our subsidiaries (i.e., any organization we own or control) or our ultimate holding company (i.e., any organization that owns or controls us) and any subsidiaries it owns. These companies will use your personal information in the same way as we can under this Policy;"
Pretty self-explanatory.
"Third party vendors, consultants and other service providers that perform services on our behalf, in order to carry out their work for us, which may include cloud storage, billing, content or service fulfillment, or analytics services;"
Again, cloud servers and other services whose own systems operate on a global scale.
"Our business partners who offer a service to you jointly with us, for example, photography studios through which you may print your User Content;"
Pretty self-explanatory - you can't have a photo printed if you don't allow the photo itself to be transmitted.
"Third parties who we believe may offer you useful products or services;"
Here are your ads. But then if you're on here on UA-cam, and probably via Google Chrome, they already have more data on you being sent out to advertisers than Mylio will. typically, these are anonymized, as Google already does with your personal data.
"Any third party at your request. For example, you may have the option to share your User Content with your friends through email, SMS text, or various social media sites;"
With your consent, allowing Mylio to act on your behalf, again with the share functionality. Can't share photos if you don't allow Mylio access to your photos.
"The public at your request. If you participate in any user forum or interactive area of our website or Service, your information will be shared with other users and may be viewable by public search engines;"
Same as above.
"Other parties in connection with any company transaction, such as a merger, sale of company assets or shares, reorganization, financing, change of control or acquisition of all or a portion of our business by another company or third party or in the event of bankruptcy, liquidation or related or similar proceedings; "
Pretty self-explanatory; you don't want your data to just disappear immediately because a service changes management.
"Third parties as required to (i) satisfy any applicable law, regulation, subpoena/court order, legal process or other government request, (ii) enforce our Terms of Use Agreement, including the investigation of potential violations thereof, (iii) investigate and defend ourselves against any third party claims or allegations, (iv) protect against harm to the rights, property or safety of Mylio, its users or the public as required or permitted by law and (v) detect, prevent or otherwise address criminal (including fraud or stalking), security or technical issues."
Allows the government, US, EU, and others, when things need to be investigated.
"Following termination or deactivation of your account, Mylio may retain information (including User Content) for a commercially reasonable time for backup, archival, and/or audit purposes."
Another typical point of contention for people. Based on this wording, this is because servers will always have redundant copies of everything in their storage. That's how servers work, and you never run a server with files that have only one copy of a file. Hard drives die all the time, and servers can't work if they're losing data all the time just because drives die. Likewise, that means when you delete files from a server, such as when you terminate your account, not all instances of your data suddenly disappear as well. Servers have backups too. This allows a service like Mylio to not be immediately in violation of your privacy by no fault of their own. "Reasonable time" typically means the scheduled deletion of backups and archives, and audit refers to data that may need to be retained for the said audit otherwise Mylio or any company undergoing an audit may be charged with fraud for suspicious absence of data. In other words, this is legalese for preventing you from suing them for having copies of your data in following standard data and corporate practices (audits, backups, etc.) It's not there so they can peep at your addresses and photos and/or sell it to advertisers - that's already covered by another clause.
TL;DR, I wouldn't be afraid of this Privacy Policy if you're here on UA-cam, probably on a Google Chrome browser. You're giving away much more private data just being here, or even just taking a photo with your commercially available Android or Apple phone, than when using Mylio.
I steer clear of subscription apps whenever possible. Let me buy a version to use forever and keep innovating to encourage me to shell out for an upgrade.
Two quick questions: 1. Is Mylio selling any of the AI obtained data? Training AI using so many photos would be extremely profitable for them. 2. If we decide to stop using the software, (maybe they up the price or stop offering a free version) can you write all of your extensive additions such as ratings and tags to exif data in a sidecar file? Does Lightroom see these?
Because our product is both software, and a service, the subscription model is a better fit. You're getting more than just the software and constant upgrades to it, but also the service providing shared albums, synchronization between devices and more. There is a free version of the app that doesn't include those services, but still has all the cataloguing, indexing and search functionality.
Any and all AI and image analysis for your photo library happen exclusively on your devices - your photos not uploaded to Mylio servers to do this work. And all the resulting data is also kept on your devices. Ratings, tags, face tags, and most other metadata associated with your photos is written to sidecar XMP files by default and those sidecars again are saved to your devices - you have full access to them whether you're using the app or not and whether you're subscribed to the service or not. Whenever possible, we use IPTC and other industry standards to dictate where the metadata gets written on the sidecar files. Any app that adheres to the same standards should be able to read them.
It id blocked in Russia and China. So mostly likely yes, it does sell the data.
@@otann Your logic makes no sense. I work on the team... no I can guarantee we don't sell data. The info is all local on your computer too. And we are not blocked there, we choose not to distribute our IP there for geopolitical and business reasons.
@@RichardHarrington geopolitical and business reasons means that you are not willing to pass compliance in those countries. Which means you are not openly selling it, but “share” it with right agency. Which does not provide much confidence for people in other countries.
Next you gonna block Iran, once they decide to enforce data protection laws?
@@otann No, it means that we block those servers in those two countries due to how they handle Intellectual Property
Man, Picasa was doing all of this (and so fast!) so well almost 20 years ago. I wish Google never killed it. I still use it as my main catalog managing hundreds of thousands of images while the software hasn't been updated in almost a decade.
Yeah picasa was great and sad they killed it off! Thanks again for the reminder. I used to use it also for some time. And after reading your comment and actually going through it abit helped me see some photos that I can clearly also delete and save some space.
"I wish Google never killed it" could be said often unfortunately.
Same here. Still using it on my Windows machine, but moving over to Mac. Still haven't found a 100% replacement for it.
Picasa 3 works perfectly fine in 2024. Very fast finds all photos on the computer. Great for local work no need for cloud but you can upload everything to the cloud too nothing stopping you on that front either.
Why doe it matter if its supported as long as it works in 2024 like it did in 2015? When was the last time you called google for tech support on anything?
@@Physics072 I don't think anyone said anything about support, but "supported" in software usually means consistent updates and not "technical support". My version of Picasa 3 has issues with exporting edited images in Win11, it has some facial recognition but it's not as good as others, it doesn't have object recognition, web upload doesn't work anymore, it's missing a lot of things that some other modern applications have. And it would be nice if Google still supported it so they would implement new features and maintain compatibility with newer OSes.
Sounds good UNTIL you see it makes the ADOBE fatal error:
Subscription only model - no thanks,
it is not free
@@calzotube You really only hit those if you click on something that requires the paid version. And then it lets you try the feature out for 30 days. We don't get too aggressive with those screens (know they are annoying).
@@RichardHarrington you require my CC to even download it. Sorry, but that isn't acceptable. It puts me on a time imit to fully try out this package, and I've got 500k images i want to catalog. No thanks
@@MarkOrsted not true. I'm using it now. No CC#.
@@RichardHarringtonI admit I was mistaken. I have now used it and gotten it to work and other than a couple crashes it has done well. Thanks
@@MarkOrsted glad to hear. Hope you enjoy it. There’s a great update about to ship that adds keyword filters and a lot more.
So you still need Photoshop and or Lightroom for editing and correction. Seems to make more work than owning just adobe products.
Did you expect else from the subject title? ;)
Yes, it makes the DAM independent of the editor.
Sorry Ted this has way too many Strings attached to its Data use.
We need to be aware of the Potential misuse of Our Data.
"The company reached out and said, 'We would like sponsor a video if you're interested', and I said 'absolutely'". So, this is a paid ad, not an objective review.
For whatever reason, this page will not allow links to the EULA and Privacy notices which can be found at the bottom of their website. Strongly suggest reading before installation.
Sounds great but I hate the monthly prescription charges. If I could own it I'd be happy but I'm trying to get over the Adobe monthly charges I have paid for years now.
There is a free version of the app that will still give you all the indexing and search functionality but will not have the features for synchronizing between your devices or doing other actions that require the subscription service.
I might try it but I have 4 hard drives full of images so I don't know if it will help. I organized them myself in folders. I don't like bridge. @@j.c.figueroa6249
@@thomaslevine405 four hard drives full of images is no problem. You can link folders from each drive separately. The app will preserve the folder structure and even display which drive each folder is linked from. A bit of an advanced setup, but completely doable.
$99.99/year is probably better than your Adobe sub, no?
I'm sorry, but for me this is a paid promotional video (not labelled as such) that doesn't critically address the problematic aspects of the software (subscription, AI rating of images, etc.).
Hi, I work on the product. The core product without full-rez sync or backup is free. There is no AI rating, The AI SmartTags are 100% local with no transfer of data to Mylio the company.
Reason I stopped watching after 5 minutes. Adobe Bridge is still free and better value.
IF IT’S FREE THEN YOU ARE THE PRODUCT…check the privacy policy and you’ll discover they own your data. Sort comments by ‘Top’ and you’ll find a privacy policy thread that goes the details.
How good is Mylio in dealing with versions and edits, and multiple exposures (bracketing or continuous shooting)? Or even trickier: the individual images for a panorama?
Once I've scanned all my drives, got all the photos in, and deleted all the duplicates...is there an export to send the cleaned up folders to a backup drive or the cloud?
For me, keywords are the important thing, but this program is mostly about sharing between devices, which I don't need as the process of going through my recorded images on my PC is not particularly complicated, as it happens as soon as the device is connected. So I don't think it's a piece of software for me. Had it, on the other hand, been strong in handling images by keywords and could handle keywords in groups etc. then it was another conversation, but no.
Very curious - how does it work with C1 catalogs and sessions?
Not at this time. We have plans to synchronize these type of files between your devices so that you can call them on their native application when needed.
@@j.c.figueroa6249 great, thank you! It looks like a fantastic service. I do love especially the camera/lens organization
That would be very good!
"Mylio is not actually a cloud service." SOLD!!! I was ambivalent about actually getting this app until you said this Ted. I want to be able to work completely disconnected from the internet with my 4 TB SSD when needed. And it encrypts the images when uploaded to a cloud provider? Shut up and take my money!!! Something you didn't mention though: if I have a small collection of external SSDs that store all of the masters of my images (rather than a giant NAS... just not there yet) is Mylio smart enough to know it's working with a slice of the overall library and adjust accordingly? (My slices are by type: sports photography, landscapes, family/portraits, etc).
Yes, you can link folders form different devices and have the contents of those folders catalogued by the app. You will always be able to see thumbnails of all your content in the app, but if you want to interact with the original files then the device (drive) that contains them will need to be connected.
For some, OK. Good to show it.
No professional needs or work flow. So, no photog. subscription software. Maybe if I was just starting off I'd go for it.
My own very careful saving and naming of 'folders' and the pics in windows works well enough for personal use, even with terrabytes of pics.
A sound folder structure is a great organization methodology, which is why Mylio Photos maintains and respects any folder structure you already have in place. The addition of fast search and filtering, finding photos visually with different views, automatic tagging of people and things, and synchronization of your library to all your devices is all built on top of that folder structure. And if you don't need synchronization and only want to access your library on one device, then the app is free.
Im already put off by the email collection just to see the price with the 50 percent off. What is it? 100 bucks a yr. so 50 for your first year? Someone post the price if you know it. Thanks!
Same, very weird that they don’t say how much.
If I go to Plans > Mylio Photos+, they write about two thirds down the page $9.99/month (without the discount), and probably if paid annually. So with discount probably $59/year.
But it’s almost like they themselves think the price is too high and therefore don’t want to announce it.
The app does look good.
We use it now for our whole family's devices since two weeks, and its just awesome. It's really simple, has sort of a Backup Nas functionality, if you add many devices
, love it so far... Thanks for the introduction!
How does the Lightroom plug in work? Does it work well or is it clunky? Is the plug in for Lightroom to Mylio or Mylio to Lightroom?
Lightroom to Mylio. All the XMP info transfers automatically both ways
How does all this integrate with a photo editor, e.g. Lightroom?
exactly. enjoy his content, but oftentimes major points are just completely ignored. but, guess that wouldn't be good for the sponsorship deal 🤷♂
Is there an option for a team to use? We need something like this but the “catalog” is available to a dozen users to add to and manage.
You can use Spaces with several devices
Any application which incorporates AI sends your data to unknown locations, like AI data mining farms. Also, the facial recognition feature looks sketchy in this context. Why help setup a facial recognition database? Who owns this app? Where is all the data you provide them going? There is no "about us" or any company info readily available on their website. What are they hiding? So many red flags in this app. Please view the products you push with a little bit more caution and scepticism.
I have about 100k images, all star rated and with keyword tags assigned. I use Photoshop Elements organiser, mainly because it defaults to a timeline catalogue, rather than folders or tags. Is Mylio suitable for my needs and can I import the star ratings and tags?
Thanks for the introduction, as a hobby photographer I of course tried out the free version. Simply brilliant thing,
but I always have my doubts as to how long such great things will exist and remain free - people don't just live on air alone... ;)
Till the day a giant corporation like Adobe buys this application, than we can bye bye free Mylio!
Its free for reasons...
This is very tempting. Is there any integration with Capture One ?
You can hand off to capture one and you can browse the same folders. Syncing capture one catalogs and things like that is not in place yet. But you can absolutely search and add metadata as well as hand off easily.
I tried. I seems it tried to copy several terabytes of images from various disks. Pressed stop and closed the software 😒 - and without asking it installed on my small C-drive
Sounds like you wanted to Link your folders instead of copying them. It is one of the options when you start adding media.
It may be worth doing a deep dive into cross platform Free Open Source Software.👍
Is there a way to bring old photos from google photos ?? It would be nice to do this.
Yes, there is the ability to import from Google Photos
Isn't this something that Adobe Bridge can do too?
Hi, Adobe Bridge can browse files and do basic metadata. The filter tools to locate content, as well as make QuickCollections (Smart Albums) doesn’t exist in Bridge. You’ll also find it MUCH faster to browse and search. There’s lots of other benefits…. And while both apps can browse folders…. Mylio offers much more and significant speed boost.
It doesn't allow me to view the photos or sync them from my android it says I have to activate Photos+ . Im not going to pay $100 a year for that. These software companies are really sticking it to sucker consumers with their outrageous pricing.
Are you still using it ? Do you use it with Lightroom?
What about when you find a photo that you want to make an edit on?
That I also missed a comment on. I'm hoping it's a right-click + open in camera raw or something.
When I downloaded the Software from your link, my Windows 11 Pro Dell XPS Computer told me that it could hurt my computer, and I have not installed it yet. Is it only in a Downloads Folder?
I'm giving it a try. Well designed, but painfully slow. It is running for more than 12h capturing my hard drive's images. I have a reasonably fast computer (i9 + 32Gb of memory).
itsll be down to disk read speed I suspect not CPU speed
Need an app that catalogues clips (implicitly) within a longer video.
This will index video and let you add metadata. The search works with all metadata. Not AI indexing all the frames but does the start.
@@richharrington9627 Thanks. I will look into it.
So, I have 29,000 pictures. How long would it take to import them into Mylio and have it assign smart tags and people and such? And they are already sometimes in folders named for locations; I presume that that information would be lost on import.
You folder structure will be preserved and displayed on the app. Time to import and index your media will depend on the file types, where they are stored, and the hardware you're using. 29000 is a pretty small library compare to what most of our users are managing. On any modern computer with the files in local storage you should be able to import and catalogue in a matter of hours.
@@j.c.figueroa6249 So, the application doesn't copy the picture into your database, but instead simply points to it on disk, and maintains metadata about it?
I was cautious at first and copied my library to a new device, so as not to mess with my source photos and their directory structure. It is working really well for me, with 10x the size of your library.
@@impulsesystems Thanks! That's good to know. How long did the import take with 300,000 photos? And how must space did the database take up?
@@andrewsharpe2587 The database is about 1.5GB. I have 4 vaults, so the complete import took a few days but you can start with a single vault. Disk space is not expensive.
Has the raw conversation gotten better ? Used this years ago and the conversation was way diff vs Lightroom
Looks cool, but I can't quit Photo Mechanic
You don’t have to.
They can use the same folders, use the same XMP files and more.
I think you’ll find it faster than PM and its search and filter tools better
With them both going to subscription, I'm probably quitting PM for possibly Mylio if I can't find something more professionally suited. FastRawViewer has always been my preference over photo mechanic. It lacks a few of the tools, but for the most part does all the same things and much better!
Sync with external hard drive is a paid service
Sync is a paid service.
However you can LINK to as many attached hard drives as you need at no cost.
No need to move files, no need to import or copy them
That was not my experience. My trial period ended with app crashing multiple times. I did ask for extension of trial. I was told to delete and reinstall with a different email which I am not comfortable. It should be a simple to extend the trial period without going through a laborious process. I was ready to move on if not for Ted's stamp of authority.
so its pretty much like apple iCloud?
No, Mylio Photos is not a Cloud service. And the search, filter and indexing functionality is far more granular that what Apple Photos does.
Thanks, Ted, for making this Video. I have been looking for Software other than Google Photos to store and organize all of my Photography. I will be trying this out for sure. I really like how it will connect all of my devices: Laptop, Desktop, HDD, iPhone, DSLR, etc., and I am sure that the software will improve as well with all of the Advancements in A!
No linux support - so not all devices are supported. I would say majority of devices that I own are not supported.
We’re working on NAS now…. Already have some NAS support.
Mylio, slow and unstable on a MacBook Pro i5 running Ventura 13.6. Looks nice with great features, but for me it just fails to deliver 😞
My old boss had the best system ever. No apps or programs. Just labeled folders. But this looks cool!
The problem with folders is, that a file can only be in one folder. That's why tags are so nice.
@@kameit00 With a Mac or Linux, you can hard or soft link a file across directories. I'm not saying I do that, but you could.
Apple is cross device and also creates smart tags. Open any device and “photos “ search for sky, dog, car, whatever…
Does Mylio work with scanned images?
I just worry that moving from lightroom to a new software product that may/maynot be around in 1, 2, 5, 10 years! Anyway... thanks for a fantastic well run channel with amazing and useful content.
How is that different from Apple Photos or Adobe’s cloud?
do you have any recommendations for open source or at least more private options? for example, something that one can host on their own nextcloud instance?
DigiKam and PhotoStructure might be a good starting place for you. There are a ton of options like this if you're using a server!
I have a big problem with duplicates and triplicates after a NAS died and I had to rebuild it. How well does it handle those? Any suggestions?
Sounds like iPhoto. Not sure why I need this? I want a system where I own all the images not being held captive on someone's cloud service. A catalog app for a NAS. Not sure what the value is over iPhoto.
Mylio doesn't store images and is not a cloud service. Media stays on your devices or the cloud services that you use. But it's mostly for managing files that you keep locally, and connects your devices peer-to-peer, so you can access those files.
This looks interesting, but right off the bat, when I started the app, it wanted me to log in to my account. Nowhere was there an option to create an account, or instructions on what to do to create one. I'm sure I can figure it out, but I don't have much patience for such an obvious flaw.
You just enter an email, if an account exists for that email it will use it, if one does not exist, it will create one.
Sorry Ted, I have really enjoyed and valued your videos over many years (and hope to continue to) but the suggestion that you happened to be using this software and the company just happened to ‘ reach out’ to you is hard to believe. I accept you need to make a living but your audience would probably not care if you just said this is a promotion and these are the good and not so good aspects of the software. Perhaps the company doesn’t like that sort of review but you can’t have integrity without some cost.
Wow this is so amazing, I have been looking for something like this for so long. I have various hard drives and memory sticks and even dvd’s. It would so great to be able to know where everything is. Thanks a million Ted, you made my year
Thanks for pointing this out, Ted. I have been increasingly disappointed in LR for years now as it adds more and more editing functionality at the expense of good solid cataloguing features. The last 14 minutes were very interesting but you could have saved your voice for me. I was going to try it at minute #2!
Thanks for bringing this to our attention, Ted. Having adopted Lightroom 10+ years ago, I have gotten to a 'happy place' with cataloging and keywording. However! I have a great many images that are not in my catalog that were rejected when I first started out. It has occurred to me that, given the many super powers Photoshop has acquired the last couple of years, it might be worth wandering through those images. This looks like it might be a really good tool for that job.
Is there a video equivalent of this app?
Quite happy with the photos app built in to MacOS/iOS/iPadOS it has search facilities etc
There is no free version. Even the free trial traps and charges you by forcing you to provide card details before you can try it.
Mountains AND Vehicles AND Plants? Can do multiples?
With the linked devices, can you consolidate images from different devices to a specific device?
Every device gets the entire library. You decide what quality version of the photos each device gets. So devices with sufficient storage can consolidate all your original files, while storage limited devices get proxies of the images that don't require a lot of space. Anything you do on one device is synchronized with all the others, regardless of what quality image it contains.
Thanks Ted, just downloaded it and trying it out.....Been looking for something like this for a long time for my personal work.
Does this help with organizing scanned photos?
I've just downloaded it and going to give it a go, thanks
They use cookies with no option to refuse. If you use their site, you accept anything they choose to use for tracking and third-party data sharing. No thank you! Would never get tangled up with an organization that flat out says, if you want to use our site then learn to like it.
So you don't use UA-cam than either?
Hi Ted, Just ran i to your channel and was impress with the books style and mylio. Question on your book prints or having your images printed on different style books can you refer me to a good company that prints book l can send me work to and also can you do or have a video on printing your work and which company is good to use and paper wise thank you.
Jim 👋😊👍
looks awesome, sadly after downloading it they don't support MacOS 10.13 so I can't use it ;-(
Ya,
The title is misleading because there is almost no way
Of sticking with the free plan for most people.
When this came out I really liked the way it sounds.
Are you sure about that. I’m trying out the free version on my iMac and it seems fantastic so far, accessing an old Lightroom library without a problem. Looks like all I’ve been looking for, and at a price (zero) that’s hard to beat
Hey Ted, have you heard of photo mechanic by camera bits? It may be a bit outdated but maybe worth a shot 🤷♂️
Neat software, thank you for sharing, i will check it out; however, i do NOT do subscriptions, sorry, It it was a one time purchase, i could consider it.
You can use the free version of the app which includes all the indexing and search functionality - just doesn't sync your library between devices.
Thank you, i am aware of that, i am testing the program now; the synchronization between devices is probably the best feature they offer, but again, i am NOT subscribing!@@j.c.figueroa6249
Looks nice. Appreciate the video on something that many of us struggle with.
Just what I have been looking for! Thanks!
Mylio is woefully inadequate for proper keywording,.
Hi
If you like to do hierarchical keywords we have room for growth. It’s in development for next year.
But the AI Smart Tags are hierachical and can be promoted to actual keywords.
We recently expanded a bunch of metadata fields as well as full compliance with new family history standards.
Mylio is very easy to face tag and geocode photos with too.
So yeah…. The current manual keywording is basic. But I’ve already designed the replacement for it. And its in development.
@@richharrington9627 You will find not a single face in my images. None whatsoever,. But you will find loads of Zygaena loti and Zygaena rhadamantus which need to be sorted like that: Lepidoptera › Zygaenoidea › Zygaenidae › Zygaeninae › Zygaena rhadamanthus
And regarding geocoding, it must be able to withhold geopositioning, while I myself will need that there are species which need protecting by withholding that except for exchanges within the scientific community.
Mylio has been rubbish at proper keywording and unless it fully supports proper manual keywording it's useless to me and my fellow nature photographers.
Dear Ted, very interesting. One more Thing:
some year ago my Olympus camera was stolen. Is it possible with that program to search in the internet for photos taken and published in the net via serial no. ?
I might give it a try. I'm currently using the basic MS Photos Legacy app.
I think you'll find it's a nice boost in benefits and lots of great Windows integration too like MS Docs and Copy/Paste with System Clipboard. Plus OneDrive support.
Ted, a follow-up to this video might be utilizing photo editors with the Mylio photo indexing tool.
Lets see what we have here
The only thing is it's not free I'm afraid. My world is full of subscriptions and I don't need any more.
If it is free, you are the product.
7:08 please normalize talking about how crap performance is on adobe apps
just give it a year, lightroom will integrate everything this does.
Was thank you going to try it!
How is this free?
wtf
No way video starting with the word "finally" could be 100% honest. Probably not even 90. Like 80 max. Or less.
This is a great looking piece of software until, out of the blue, it screws everything up, duplicates every photo in your library (bizarrely adding purple color casts) and, even after you delete and reinstall the app from scratch, the problem persists. Syncing between machines & phones sounds great: in reality, unless its done by a company with huge experience, it’s an accident waiting to happen.
misleading, free version does not connect multiple devices, subscription $100+ per year, wtf
I am a little bit disappointed... It seems to me that this is the typical result when a company gives a UA-camr a product for review. I read all the comments on the 'Terms and Conditions' and think that in such a review, an explanation of the 'Terms and Conditions' should be presented just as detailed as the functionality of the software. My impression is that the manufacturer will earn far more from our photo material than from the software itself.
Mylio is a NONO!
BEWARE.Mylio is wrecking my pc and using 100% of my cpu. im usually able to run davinci resolve and affinity photo at the same time with 3+ google chrome windows full of tabs with less than 30% cpu usage......to make it worse I cant find it to uninstall in control panel!😡. will try to update if i find it to uninstall
You can adjust what analysis runs on your machine.... just go under settings.
I was really excited until heard the word SUBSCRIPTION 😢😢😢
The only issue here is that it's not free
NO way. Read the fine print, y'all. Buyer beware, and I'll leave it at that.
I like your video but the privacy policy and subscription model is the reason I wont be using this.
Not FREE
It is not free and will not be.
Looks great…you lost me at subscription and terms of service. Great review.
Another subscription App... oh goody... sarcasm by the way
Photoprism...