If you need extra storage, Samsung charges $0.99 per month for 50GB and $2.99 per month for 200GB with no discounts given for annual subscriptions. You can access Samsung Cloud storage via a browser at (opens in new tab) but you won’t be able to add files – that can only be done via your (Android) phone or tablet. Remember that the service is not available on older Samsung devices (older than the Galaxy S6), and that the account is not tied to the smartphone or tablet, but to your ID (or email address). You will obviously need to create an account or sign in to the service. You can check your cloud usage, back up your data, restore it, and sync data across multiple devices except external storage (there’s no support for microSD cards). To get started, go to cloud and accounts in your device settings, select Samsung Cloud and manage your data immediately. There is also a 1GB file size limit anything bigger won't be backed up. Unfortunately, neither WhatsApp messages nor photos are included in this process. What can be backed up: Calendar events, contacts on sim card and phone, call logs, clock settings, home screen layouts, apps, settings, messages, music, voice recordings and documents. What can be synced: Calendar, Contacts, Samsung Internet, Samsung Keyboard, S Notes, Samsung Notes, Samsung Pass, Gallery and Reminder. Samsung splits the data that can be processed into two groups, as follows…
Note that data generated by preloaded Samsung apps such as contacts and calendar as well as data associated with the device itself does not count against the 15GB quota. You can back up your phone or keep any files that you want in this storage locker.
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