Pixelify-Google-Photos VS RetroMusicPlayer

Pixelify is a method of obtaining unlimited storage backup on Google Photos by rooting an Android device or emulator and installing the Pixelify module using Magisk and LSPosed or EdXposed. This allows for unlimited backup even from an iPhone by utilizing the Partner Sharing feature on Google Photos. To do so, one needs to create an email address to backup photos from the iPhone, and share the photos to a second email address using Partner Sharing. Then, on the device where Pixelify is installed, turn on auto-save. This way, when a photo is backed up on the iPhone, it also gets saved on the second email address, allowing the original email to be deleted while the photos are still stored without using any Google storage.

Also on a rooted device you should be able to get unlimited photo storage : https://github.com/BaltiApps/Pixelify-Google-Photos

There is an xposed module called "Pixelify GPhotos" that does exactly that.

Gcam , Xmanager , Anyme (better MAL client app) , Cloudstream , Pixelify GPhotos (Lsposed and Magisk required ), RetroMusic , Kiwi Browser , Es File Explorer , Revanced , Cloudflared WARP ( handy if you want ipv6 on a mobile data network)

Pixelify GPhotos: add Google Pixel-exclusive features on Google Photos for any device

For people thinking this is impossible. Check https://t.me/pixelifyGooglePhotos

https://github.com/BaltiApps/Pixelify-Google-Photos (download it from within the LSPosed app)

Technically any roms with this module https://github.com/BaltiApps/Pixelify-Google-Photos

If you have a rooted phone, use this for unlimited storage on Google photos: https://github.com/BaltiApps/Pixelify-Google-Photos

Music Player → Retro

Metro puts nothing new or useful to the table and steals attention from the real project which is in need of maintainers right now. What did Metro do when Retro was discontinued/abandoned? Exactly, nothing.

RetroMusicPlayer or ViMusic if you want to listen to music from YouTube Music

Retro MusicPlayer

RetroMusic that has Material You, and very stylish, I really enjoyed. Unfortunately it seems doesn't support .wav tag editor because of the custom codec(according to the issue#557, or is it just a bug?)

Retro Music (version 10600): Material You Design Music player for Android

Source: https://github.com/RetroMusicPlayer/RetroMusicPlayer

Retro is discontinued, whereas metro is fork of retro with all pro features of retro for free and actively maintained (though updates are slow)