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Microsoft slipped another Photos app on my PC, and this one wants names
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PCWorld
Interestingly, Microsoft said that the new OneDrive Photos app should only be seen by Windows users enrolled in the Windows Insider program.
“OneDrive Photos is already generally available today, and we’re now previewing its new gallery as ‘Photos (Preview)’ for Windows Insiders in the Experimental channel,” the company said, in a statement provided by a company representative.
“This update arrived through a OneDrive update rather than a separate install.
The PC that OneDrive Photos installed upon is not enrolled in a Windows Insider program, however.
For Windows Insiders in the Experimental channel, the same app appears as ‘Photos (Preview)’ with a new name and icon.