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ā04-28-2019 06:48 AM (Last edited ā11-10-2022 04:05 PM by SamsungJoJo ) in
Galaxy Note PhonesMy phone did a factory reset overnight. I had to start over, get s my apps back at! I used SECURE FOLDER for important papers, passwords etc and ALL my files are GONE! I called Samsung, I was told with the recent update Samsung opted NOT to continue some applications. Then why is the folder there still? Yet they can permanently DELETE my IMPORTANT INFORMATION?????
I've always had Samsung phones, this was WRONG of Samsung.....May need to switch to Apple!!
Very unhappy Samsung user!
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ā04-28-2019 07:09 AM in
Galaxy Note PhonesGo ahead. Apple likes you kind of people.
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ā04-28-2019 07:12 AM in
Galaxy Note PhonesWell aren't you're helpful!
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ā04-28-2019 07:27 AM in
Galaxy Note PhonesYou want helpful?
Did you tell the Samsung cloud to back these up?
Did you keep a copy of these offline? Like an email or usb?
Are you sure you're using the same work profile that was logged in before?
But if you just want to come here to complain and threaten to complain to someone else, I wont argue.
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ā04-29-2019 04:46 AM (Last edited ā04-29-2019 05:01 AM ) in
Galaxy Note PhonesFirst of all, please don't shout at us. It's annoying and serves no purpose.
Second, Secure Folder is still supported. Samsung tech support is not a reliable source of information.
However, the contents of a Secure Folder are irretrievably deleted when you do a factory reset.
Sorry for your loss of important data. But data can always disappear for a variety of reasons. The more important your data is, the more important it is to back it up if you don't want to lose it.
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ā04-29-2019 11:04 AM in
Galaxy Note PhonesHave you previously run a back up of the Secure folder files before the reset occured?
In your secure folder, you can back up the data to be able to restore in the case of a factory reset.
The only way to return the data would be to restore from a back up.
Hope this finds you well
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ā03-03-2020 03:17 PM (Last edited ā09-09-2020 07:17 AM ) in
Galaxy Note PhonesThat is really a poor solution for anyone. Do the developers ever look past their noses and see what problems they cause before releasing an update. I just went to retrieve a document from the secure folder on my S9 and not only was it not there neither was any of my secured item. Andriod/google are notorious for messing with the consumers. This just happened after the last update. Needless to say, the app is a loser. Why should I have to back up to the cloud, that just more stuff that hackers have access to and more of my info that can be snooped on. If anyone thinks otherwise, then they need to rethink they way privacy has gone to you know where since congress repealed the privacy act.
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ā09-09-2020 07:15 AM (Last edited ā09-09-2020 07:22 AM ) in
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@MrZell wrote:Have you previously run a back up of the Secure folder files before the reset occured?
In your secure folder, you can back up the data to be able to restore in the case of a factory reset.
The only way to return the data would be to restore from a back up.
Hope this finds you well
^SamsungZell
This is not a solution. The thing is to move all your items in out of the security folder to SIMM then do the update. If the update occurred while you were asleep that tells me you ignored the update longer than allowed, so really that's your fault. However, on several occasions, in the past and with the last update the info was removed from my Security folder (but I had a backup elsewhere). After an update the very first thing you see is a nagging reminder to check the Security folder. Why? I don't have to because I already know they removed my info. Then you're bugged with constant prompts to check your secure folder after the update. I think after about the 3rd or 4th time it finally stops prompting you. It happened on my old tablet as well, but that's gone now so I dont'have to worry about that. People don't want to use any cloud features for the same reason I don't. Since the privacy act was repealed after the last election everyone wants a slice of your information. So I don't use it anymore.
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ā11-15-2019 08:52 AM in
Galaxy Note PhonesDid u get any solution by this comment please reply me again I too lost my photos n etc say me
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ā09-03-2020 01:40 PM in
Galaxy Note PhonesIt would be nice to know that the folder is not including in a google back up! I have avoided using Samsung accounts and apps and this just reenforces that sentiment! UGH. I thought it was just a file in my files. Didn't know I needed to treat it like a princess!!!!!