What kind of storage device is this for my photos?
Asked 3/30/2020
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I received this from a travel service and was told it contains our photos. I couldn't identify it online and wasn't sure whether it was a memory card or something else. What type of storage device is it, and how do you use it?
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In my opinion its just a USB flash drive.
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Based on the community answers, it isn’t a camera memory card — it’s a USB flash drive. Some very small USB drives come in a carrier or sleeve, and you may need to keep it in that outer piece so it fits properly into a standard USB port. Plug it into a computer’s USB slot to access the photos.
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