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How to Manage Subscribers to Shared Albums in Photos App?
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You can manage subscribers to shred albums by adding and removing subscribers, changing the settings for a shared album. You can change the settings such as whether subscribers can add their photos to it and whether people without a Mac or iOS device can view it on the web.
Add and Remove Subscribers to a Shared Album:
Open "Photos" app on your Mac.
Click "Shared" located at the toolbar.
Double-click the shared album whose subscribers you want to change.
Click "Collaborate" button located at the toolbar.
You have 3 options to add and remove subscribers in the 'To' field. a) Type an email address to invite a new subscriber. b) Select the subscriber's email address and click "Delete" to remove a subscriber. c) Click "Down arrow" located beside the subscriber's email name and select "Resend Invitation" option to reinvite a subscriber.
Select any one of the above 3 options.
Click "Collaborate" button located at the toolbar or select a different shared album.
Change Settings for Subscribers to a Photo Album:
Open "Photos" app on your Mac.
Click "Shared" located at the toolbar.
Double-click the shared album you want to change.
Click "Collaborate" button located at the the toolbar.
You have 3 options to change settings for subscribers to a photo album. a) Select "Subscribers Can Post" option to allow subscribers to post their own photos and videos to the album. b) Select "Public Website" option to allow people who don't have a Mac or iOS device to view the album. c) Select "Notifications" to see a notification whenever a subscriber makes changes to a shared album.
Select any one of the above 3 options.
Click "Collaborate" button located in the toolbar again.
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