What would you do if your photos on your phone were irretrievably lost?

Nearly everybody as a smartphone these days, and nearly everyone is a photographer.  Snapping millions of images on a daily basis of lunches, sunsets, kids, friends, selfies, and pets (cats, there’s millions of cats!).

 What’s the best way to store and organise my digital photos?

 But have you ever wondered what would happen if you lost all those precious memories? Should something happen to your phone, laptop or tablet and your photos become lost forever it would be devastating.

 So what can you do to keep your photos secure? Find out in this article from Sprint-Ink.co.uk

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