28-08-2021 02:53 PM in
Galaxy S20 Series28-08-2021 04:10 PM - last edited 28-08-2021 04:14 PM ) in
Galaxy S20 Series@mrstumble Samsung cloud will no longer support gallery sync and My Files cloud storage. Therefore your data may be deleted. You will have to enable One Drive on your device to sync Gallery. Otherwise, the files will be deleted. Files that you previously had synchronized with Samsung Cloud, may be deleted. I think the deadline is September 1.
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28-08-2021 04:30 PM in
Galaxy S20 Series28-08-2021 05:29 PM in
Galaxy S20 Series28-08-2021 06:03 PM in
Galaxy S20 Series@mrstumble It is enough to go in Applications and search for Samsung Cloud.
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28-08-2021 06:29 PM in
Galaxy S20 Series28-08-2021 07:22 PM in
Galaxy S20 Series@mrstumble In the Samsung Members app, click on the bell / Notices, you can find all the changes mentioned.
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29-08-2021 10:40 AM in
Galaxy S20 Series@mrstumble: If you swipe up from your Home Screen, select the Samsung folder in the Apps Drawer and tap on My Files, you should see a prompt at the top of the screen to 'Make The Switch To OneDrive'. While Gallery and My Files storage will no longer be supported by Samsung Cloud, you can still continue to utilise the service for personal data such as contacts, calendar etc. To find out more, please check the link below.
Changes to Gallery Sync, Samsung Cloud Drive and Premium Storage | Samsung UK