To transfer photos from Apple to Google Photos, you can use the Google Photos app on your iPhone or iPad. Simply download the Google Photos app from the App Store, sign in with your Google account, and enable the backup and sync feature. This will automatically upload your photos from your Apple device to your Google Photos account. You can also use the Google Photos website on your computer to upload photos from your Apple device by selecting the photos you want to transfer and dragging them into the browser window. **

To transfer photos from your iPhone to the Windows 10 Photos app, you can use the built-in Photos app on Windows 10. Connect your iPhone to your computer using a USB cable, unlock your iPhone, and trust the computer if prompted. Open the Photos app on your Windows 10 computer, click on the Import button, select the photos you want to transfer, and then click Import selected. Your photos will be transferred from your iPhone to the Windows 10 Photos app. **

To transfer photos from Google Photos to an external hard drive, you can first download the photos from Google Photos to your computer. Once the photos are downloaded, you can then connect your external hard drive to your computer and simply drag and drop the photos from your computer to the external hard drive. Alternatively, you can use the Google Takeout service to directly export your Google Photos to the external hard drive. **

Yes, the data of iCloud Photos are encrypted both in transit and at rest. This means that when photos are uploaded to iCloud, they are encrypted before being sent over the internet, and they remain encrypted while stored on Apple's servers. This encryption helps to protect the privacy and security of users' photos and ensures that only authorized users can access them. **

To transfer photos from the Photos app on Mac to the desktop, you can simply select the photos you want to transfer in the Photos app, then drag and drop them onto the desktop. Another way is to right-click on the selected photos and choose the "Export" option, then select the desktop as the destination. You can also use the keyboard shortcut Command + Shift + E to export the selected photos directly to the desktop. **

You can transfer photos to your notebook by connecting your phone or camera to your notebook using a USB cable and then copying the photos from the device to your notebook. Another option is to use a cloud storage service like Google Drive or Dropbox to upload the photos from your phone or camera and then download them onto your notebook. Additionally, you can use a memory card reader to transfer photos directly from the memory card of your camera to your notebook. **

Yes, it is possible to not transfer iCloud photos. You can choose to disable iCloud Photo Library on your device, which will prevent any new photos from being uploaded to iCloud. Additionally, you can delete photos from your iCloud account to free up storage space and prevent them from being transferred to a new device. Keep in mind that if you disable iCloud Photo Library, you may lose access to your photos stored in iCloud. **

To transfer WhatsApp chats and photos from one device to another, you can use the built-in backup feature in WhatsApp. First, make sure to back up your chats on the old device by going to WhatsApp settings > Chats > Chat backup and then selecting "Back up". Once the backup is complete, you can then install WhatsApp on the new device and verify your phone number. During the setup process, WhatsApp will prompt you to restore your chat history from the backup. Follow the instructions to restore your chats and photos onto the new device. **