Samsung Z Fold Series, User Manual

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Accounts & Backup > Backup and restore
Back up and restore
Content types that can be backed up using Samsung Cloud
Note: Individual files over 1GB will not be uploaded.
Backing up your data is a little different than syncing (
"https://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS00060641/" ) . When you back up, you save your device's
files to the cloud, so they can be redownloaded later. These files won't automatically appear on your other
devices unless you manually restore them. Syncing, on the other hand, automatically adds updated information
to a device.
Below are some apps on your phone or tablet that support the back up and restore feature. We've also listed
what kinds of data will be backed up from these apps:
Call logs: Call and message history
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Clock: Alarms, world clocks, and timers
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Apps: Installation files and app settings
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Calendar: Events and tasks saved on your phone or tablet
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Messages: Enhanced messages, multimedia messages, and text messages
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Contacts: Contacts, email addresses, and business cards saved on your phone, tablet, or USIM
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Home screen: Layout, wallpapers, and Samsung DeX settings (your default wallpapers won't be backed up)
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Settings: Accessibility settings, ringtones, Samsung Keyboard options, Wi-Fi settings, and Always on
Display settings (your default ringtone won't be backed up)
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Voice Recorder: Saved audio clips recorded using the Voice Recorder app
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Samsung Daily: Your personalized content preferences and settings
Note:
Samsung Daily ( "https://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS00086645/" ) is only available
on select phones, such as the S8. Newer phones use Samsung Free (
"https://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS00088162/" ) instead; however, this service cannot
be backed up.
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Back up your Samsung Cloud data
Make sure you don't lose that precious video of your baby's first steps. Manually back up your data whenever you
have new files, so you can relive your special moments.
Manual backup
From Settings, tap your name at the top of the screen.
1.
Tap Samsung Cloud.
2.
Select the data you'd like to back up, such as Messages or Calendar, and then tap Back up at the bottom of
the screen.
3.
The backup will begin uploading to the cloud. It may take some time if you have a lot of files.
4.
Feel free to navigate away while the backup is in process. It will continue in the background and a
notification will appear when it is complete.
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