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Android’s upcoming automatic backup tool might not play nicely with your PC

Got a Samsung Galaxy Book laptop? This Google tool may not be for you.

Android’s upcoming automatic backup tool might not play nicely with your PC

Google is developing a new feature that automatically backs up phone data to PCs. However, this automatic backup tool might not play well with your PC. Earlier updates suggested Samsung phones would not be supported, and now it appears Samsung PCs are also excluded from this feature. The term "storage" might seem like a solved problem by 2026, but the reality is that our device storage continues to fill up quickly with photos, videos, and apps.

The lack of microSD expansion further exacerbates the issue. While this automatic backup tool is still in development, new details have emerged about its progress.

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