Situatie
Samsung Cloud is a free backup service available for most Samsung Galaxy smartphones and tablets. While it’s capable of storing large amounts of data, Samsung Cloud isn’t intended to be an online space for uploading, sharing, and downloading files. Instead, Samsung Cloud makes it possible to quickly retrieve device settings and data if you lose your device or need to do a factory reset because the device has stopped working.
Solutie
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Open your phone’s Settings and navigate to Cloud and accounts > Samsung Cloud.
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Tap the three dots in the top-right corner and select Settings from the menu that appears, then tap Sync and auto backup settings.
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Under the Sync tab, scroll down and slide the toggle switch to On for each type of data you want to stay synchronized.
Tap Auto Backup, then scroll down and slide the toggle switch to On for each type of data you wish to back up, such as Calendar, Contacts, or Gallery.
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Go back to the Samsung Cloud main menu and tap your name at the top to see how much storage is available and how much you’re using. To manually backup your data, scroll down and tap Back up this phone.
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