They definitely scan your photos, but definitely not to personalize ads.
Also, you can easily turn off ad personalization in your Google account.
As for building their AI system, this is also true but it's opt-in. It allows your photos to be shown to people using Crowdsource to help improve Google AI.
They've just seen this as an excuse to stop paying Nitro.
I'm not mad, I just tought it was funny.
On Voyager at least, I didn't see anything until I clicked "Select text" to show the raw thing.
You also dropped a few of these I think: 🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈
Also good on Voyager.
Sync manages these long vertical images the best.
You fucking moron. Oops..
It will also complain that trying to break into the castle is unsafe, so you have to tell it that you know.
If it's on the disk, why doesn't the image get removed when I erase all partitions? Does the firmware put it back?
We just have to remove the roof from that thing so it won't be shadowy, and make a wall in the bottom so it can't be used to lay down.
That does not say that "personal information" refers to things you store privately on Google services. You can still turn off ad personalization anyway.
Here is a quote from Google Safety Center's ads and data section:
We never use the content you create and store in apps like Drive, Gmail, and Photos for ads purposes.