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this post was submitted on 07 Dec 2023
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Synology Photos (what I use) does all of that. The problem is for search and face match it's nowhere near as good as Google and for sharing, I'd have to ask people to install a new app and set up an account, but they all already have Google accounts
If you're not willing to take that minor trouble, no one will be able to help you. Sounds like an excuse to use Google rather than an actual good reason.
If you've ever asked your aunt or grandmother to install an unfamiliar app and make a new account for it, you'd know this isn't minor trouble.
These sort of people must not have family or friends. They obviously don't interact with them much if they just expect them to download and set up something at the drop of a hat.
I have asked them, they said no.
What do I do now, force them at gun point?