Screenshot image taken when I was backing up my data... I think this image is part of a hidden tip module under the layers of deep settings.
Samsung Cloud is a service provided by Samsung that offers backup, sync, and restore functions for your data across Samsung Galaxy devices.
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It ensures that your data is up-to-date and secure, even if you lose your device or switch to a new one.
Screenshot image from the tip module.
To access Samsung Cloud, you can follow these steps:
1. Go to the Settings menu on your Samsung device.
2. Tap on Accounts and backup.
3. Select Samsung Cloud.
4. Here, you can manage your data, including backups, sync settings, and restoration options.
5. Samsung Cloud doesn't backup your Gallery ie: photographs and videos.
Additionally, you can access your Samsung Cloud data via a computer by signing in to your Samsung account on the Samsung Cloud website.
Samsung Cloud doesn't have a stand alone App.
As for an app, Samsung Cloud itself does not have a standalone app in the usual app stores, but it is integrated into Samsung devices and can be accessed through the settings as mentioned above.
However, for managing your Gallery sync with OneDrive, you can use the Samsung Gallery app available on the Galaxy Store and Microsoft Store.
Samsung Cloud doesn't backup Photos and Videos
This integration allows you to sync your photos and videos with Microsoft OneDrive, providing an additional layer of backup and accessibility.
You should be aware that Microsoft One drive is a Paid service... and asks for your credit card and bills it monthly.
"In my last post I had asked the experts about Samsung Cloud... But no one replied.
I did a bit of research and came up with this useful information."
The most useful and accurate steps I found was through Bing Co-pilot
Copilot Android App icon from Microsoft Bing.
I hope this information may be useful to others as well so I turned it into a Samsung Members Community Post.
Thank you 👍🏼
