Being far more savvy than her in using the remote, he had helped himself to the Lego oeuvre and Mr. No, my mother-in-law had been babysitting my nephews and nieces and the eldest had decided that he would rather like to watch the films. And, of course, it turned out that there hadn't been some bizarre conversion taking place in Paris. Now my mother-in-law is a French African lady in her 70s and I had never before imagined her as a Lego film fan.
Am I a Lego film nut? Has my account been hacked by nefarious kids in another part of the world? All was answered when it was discovered that the sales were made in Paris, on my old Roku. This was a few weeks after I had previously 'bought' Ninjago, another Lego film. There I was, happily minding my own business, and I get a Thank You For Renting Lego Batman movie.
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If you agree, we’ll also use cookies to complement your shopping experience across the Amazon stores as described in our Cookie Notice. We also use these cookies to understand how customers use our services (for example, by measuring site visits) so we can make improvements. If you have plenty of space on your drive, then having some extra photos won't affect your Mac's performance.We use cookies and similar tools that are necessary to enable you to make purchases, to enhance your shopping experiences and to provide our services, as detailed in our Cookie Notice. If there are too many, then try doing it in groups, 10 minutes today, 10 minutes tomorrow. Just go through all of your photos and clean it up. In All Photos any true duplicate will be next to the original, so it will be easy to spot. Photos are just too valuable to leave it to any photo-duplicate-cleaner app, not matter if it is trustworthy or not. Now to delete them I recommend only one method: manually. Whatever the reason, make sure you change the behavior or the problem won't go away. Other times people are syncing via iCloud, or maybe Photo Stream, and then also importing manually. The Photos app warns you when this happens, but the warning can be ignored. Sometimes people import the photos from a camera, select not to delete them on the camera, and then import them again the next time. You've got to make sure if doesn't happen again. If you do see the same photo repeated more than once in your All Photos list, then the first thing you need to do is to figure out how it got that way. Albums are just a different way of viewing them. Those, of course, are not duplicates as the photos are there only once. So I haven’t used it yet.įirst, are you sure they are duplicates? I have to ask that because I get people asking me all the time about this and it turns out they are viewing the same photo in the Library (All Photos) and then in some albums. Do you think these are ghost files on the Mac? Will these duplicates slow the Mac? should I delete these one by one? Last Question: I uploaded a 3rd party app “Photos Duplicate Cleaner” but was worried I’d mess up the Photos app. I make every effort to keep my iMAC from slowing down. I have plenty of room on my iMAC but would like to remove all these extra dupes. the portfolio on my 2 iPads & iPhone are all intact. I found duplicated or tripled photos going back to 2004 on my iMAC only. Something happened recently when I offloaded the 2020 photos. those that I keep are part of my art portfolio. I do this to keep iMaC storage reasonable yet photos accessible by year on an external drive. I don’t trust many people for support, accept YOU.Īnnually I offload some of my photos to an external drive. Best and safest way to do that would be very helpful to know. Somehow there are 3 of most of my photos. How Do I Remove Duplicate Photos From iMac?
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