Back Up With Samsung Cloud
Quickest and easiest method.
Data is stored securely online, so it can be accessed from anywhere.
15 GB of free storage.
Only available for some Samsung devices.
Doesnt back up SD cards or third-party apps.
No way to access backup on non-Samsung devices.
Most Galaxy devices support Samsung’s free backup service,Samsung Cloud.
The first 15 GB of storage is free, but you might pay for more if you need it.
That’s why it’s a good idea to use multiple backup methods just in case.
Back Up With Samsung Smart Switch
Compatible with non-Samsung devices.
Backups are stored locally rather than online.
Not available for older Samsung devices.
No longer supports Outlook sync.
Requires a USB connection.
Back Up With Find My Mobile
Your don’t need to be near your phone.
Works with any web net web client.
Helpful if you lose your unit.
Your phone must have an internet connection.
Only useful if you set it up before losing your phone.
Samsung has a service calledFind My Mobilethat helps you locate and secure your gear if you might’t find it.
Back Up With a Third-Party App
Tons of free options.
Some apps allow you to access files on any unit.
Helpful if you ever get a non-Samsung phone.
Security concerns with storing data online.
Cloud storage can come with a price.
Doesn’t back up phone options.
you might find dozens of phone backup apps for Android in the Play Store likeG Cloud Backup.
Other third-party cloud storage options include Dropbox andOneDrive.
These services are ideal if you just want to back up or transfer specific personal files.
FAQ
You canfactory reset a Samsung devicethrough tweaks.
Samsung releases new models throughout the year.
The new S series models typically come out in January or February.