Group 1 users now have until July 30 to directly sync their Samsung Cloud data with Microsoft OneDrive for free, without needing to download it to another device first. The process is simple to start, but the full transfer will take longer if you have lots of Samsung Cloud data to move.
Note that moving your Samsung Cloud data to OneDrive is free, but some users may have to pay for expanded storage after 12 months. Microsoft normally offers just 5GB of free storage space, but Samsung Cloud users get free bonus storage for 12 months to ensure all their content makes the move.
Just make sure you download your data by then, as Samsung will begin to delete Group 1 data starting on Sept. Download progress is tracked in the notification bar. Related: Google Photos vs. When you get to this point, you'll be walked through the rest step by step. If you have a Microsoft or Skype account, you can login to connect this account with your Samsung account. Depending on how much data you have to transfer, this could take a while.
Just wait for everything to sync over. Once it's complete, your notification will be gone and all your data will now be in OneDrive instead of Samsung Cloud. This option to transfer data from Samsung Cloud to OneDrive will only be available until September 29, , or November 29 in some regions. If you don't want to sync your data from Samsung Cloud to OneDrive, you have other options.
You could transfer your data to another cloud storage service, like Dropbox, or even download your data to an external drive. You'll do this from the same place you would link to OneDrive, but instead of tapping Link to OneDrive , you need to tap on Download my data and go through the process step-by-step. Once you've downloaded your data you can then upload it manually to whatever cloud service you want.
If you currently have a paid storage service with Samsung Cloud that gives you more storage, that same storage size will be matched with OneDrive for a year at no extra cost to you.
What does this mean? This means that post this date, the contents of your Samsung Cloud will be deleted post this date. So, you either lose them or move them out to OneDrive, which is the preferred storage solution for Samsung phones.
As with all responsible manufacturers, Samsung is not leaving users in the lurch to figure out for themselves how to transfer Samsung Cloud to OneDrive as it shuts the service down.
Instead, it has provided ways to do that officially to ease customers into the OneDrive service provided by Microsoft. Post this date, the only option it provides is to download the data, and that could be to any other place, a USB drive, or a cloud storage service provider of choice, such as Dropbox or Google Drive. Step 4 : Go through the steps to end your service and download your data to a USB drive or to another cloud service.
While the official way works great for everyone, how about you go a step further and take the time to rediscover how you interact with your cloud storage as well while you transfer Samsung Cloud to OneDrive in one click?
InClowdz is a cloud service that helps you work with and manage your various cloud storage services easily and intuitively, and, needless to say, it supports Samsung Cloud to help you transfer Samsung Cloud to OneDrive easily. Step 2 : When you open the app, it will launch in Migrate module and you will see a simple, intuitive interface with just two sections - Source Cloud Drive and Target Cloud Drive along with a sidebar showing you the module you are in.
Click Add Cloud Drive in the source cloud drive section. You will get a popup to authorize your Samsung Cloud account. Authorize your OneDrive account. If you want to select what you want to transfer, you can click the drive under the source drive and choose.
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