Samsung's Temporary Cloud Backup feature makes it easier to reset or switch smartphones and tablets. It allows users 30 days of free online storage to back up their apps, photos, videos, and files.
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Samsung Cloud features - namely, Gallery Sync, Drive, and Premium storage subscription - will be deprecated in favor of Microsoft OneDrive. Starting today, Samsung Cloud users can migrate their data.
Samsung has announced that the company is taking off Gallery Sync and Drive storage features on Samsung smartphones. These Samsung Cloud features will now be supported by Microsoft OneDrive.
Samsung Cloud is now automatically syncing photos and videos to Microsoft OneDrive. For now, the integration appears to be live only for Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ devices running Android 10 beta.
For those using the free cloud storage service from Samsung, new policy changes will come into effect next month that will most likely not affect the majority of those with Galaxy smartphones.
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