No, when you delete a WhatsApp chat, the photos within that chat will also be deleted. However, if the photos were saved to your device's camera roll or gallery, they will remain there even after the chat is deleted. It's important to note that if you have backed up your WhatsApp chats to a cloud service, the photos may still be accessible through the backup. **

Yes, Live Photos are larger than regular photos because they include both a still image and a few seconds of video before and after the photo was taken. This extra video content increases the file size of Live Photos compared to regular photos. As a result, Live Photos take up more storage space on your device and when shared or transferred. **

No, when someone is blocked on WhatsApp, the chat photos they have sent will not remain in the chat. Blocking someone on WhatsApp removes all previous messages, photos, and calls from the blocked person. This means that the chat photos sent by the blocked person will no longer be visible in the chat once they are blocked. **

To share photos in the GF chat with friends, you can simply click on the camera icon in the chat window and select the photo you want to share from your device. You can also drag and drop the photo directly into the chat window. Once the photo is uploaded, you can add a caption or message and then click send to share it with your friends. Additionally, you can also use the "Share" feature on your device to send photos from your gallery directly to the GF chat. **

No, deleting a WhatsApp chat will not delete the photos or media shared within that chat. The photos will still be saved in your phone's gallery or storage even after deleting the chat. If you want to delete the photos as well, you will need to manually go to your gallery or storage and delete them separately. **

Live Photos are displayed as regular photos because they are essentially a combination of a still image and a short video clip. When viewed in a photo gallery or shared with someone who does not have Live Photo capabilities, only the still image portion is displayed. This allows Live Photos to be easily shared and viewed on a wide range of devices without losing the essence of the moment captured. **

I'm sorry, I cannot delete photos on Google Photos as I do not have the capability to access or modify personal accounts. If you need help deleting photos on Google Photos, you can do so by logging into your account and selecting the photos you want to delete. **

The security of photos on Google Photos depends on the user's privacy settings. By default, photos uploaded to Google Photos are set to private, meaning only the user can access them. However, users have the option to share their photos publicly or with specific individuals by adjusting their privacy settings. It's important for users to review and manage their privacy settings to ensure their photos are secured according to their preferences. **