Samsung is rolling out a new free backup solution that allows Galaxy smartphone and tablet users to access as much temporary storage as they want.
According to Android Authority, Samsung’s new service aims to simplify the process of finding data backup services, which is becoming quite difficult today. Called Temporary Cloud Backup, Samsung’s service is not an alternative to Google Drive
Instead, it works like Apple’s temporary iCloud storage feature, allowing users to access unlimited storage for a short period of time. In Samsung’s case, that period is 30 days from the date of the initial backup. Files under 100 GB will be accepted.
These limitations are enough for users to find alternative storage options, restore data to a new device, or need to have their phone repaired. Maintenance Mode feature Speaking of the option to restore data to a new device, this falls in line with Samsung which aims to keep users’ personal files away from the prying eyes of technicians when performing maintenance tasks. maintain. Notably, this feature supports multiple file types, including data from third-party apps.
However, there are some issues with Temporary Cloud Backup that users need to be aware of. First, this solution is only available on devices running One UI 6, with the exception of some older Samsung flagships. This feature will be rolled out on Galaxy S and Z series models for users in Korea before expanding globally
