Visual quality of photos are taken into account. I asked Perry how they can make this interesting without it becoming annoying fast (which Timehop has for me), and he says: It won’t bother you daily unless you had a worthwhile group of photos to show you. It’s kind of like Timehop and Facebook’s memories - but not really. I chatted with the Product Lead for Google Photos Search, Chris Perry, about the latest automatic toy for Photos, “Rediscover This Day.” It does exactly what you think it’d do, brings up photos from say, three years ago, and lets you reminisce about the past (or piss you off…more on that later.) It’s available for the web and both Android and iOS apps. It’s a nice little notification to get that something has been created with zero effort. You get alerted on the web or through the apps via the Assistant. Right now, Google Photos will wade through all of your treasured visuals and turn them into animations and stories or drop effects on them. Why? Because that’s when they can make the “magic” happen. Whether you have a thumb drive, CD, DVD or undeveloped film laying around, the team wants you to consider uploading them to the service. Google Photos wants to be home to all of your photos (and videos).
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