While Google has fixed the glitch, it is asking users to delete the previous export in that five-day period and make a fresh request.
The company said that less than 0.01 percent of Google Photos users attempting Takeout requests were affected.
Google has admitted that a bug in its data backup service, Google Takeout, caused some of your personal videos getting exported to random strangers' archives.
According to 9to5 Google, backups requested from November 21-25, 2019, could have had videos in Google Photos incorrectly exported to different users due to a technical issue.
While Google has fixed the glitch, it is asking users to delete the previous export in that five-day period and make a fresh request. The company said that less than 0.01 percent of Google Photos users attempting Takeout requests were affected.
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