Why in the world would you take away the ability to back up our watches manually in the Wearable app? Make it make sense, I have to wait for what is now "PERIODICALLY" to back up my watch, how often is periodically? If you switch to store backups to Samsung Cloud, how does that work, when does that happen?
It appears it being done through smart switch automatically. Last backup occurred in Jul 2023. But where would I find on smart switch be make sure what is being backed up from the watch
I too would like to know what's being backed up. Also does each new backup erase any previous backups? On Galaxy Wearable app it's only showing me the most recent backup.
That is a really bad idea. If anything goes wrong with the automatic process, and with SaaS models taking hold things are constantly breaking, the only recourse the user has is a manual backup.
The only thing I can think that would cause Samsung to do this is allowing users to manually backup might cause a bunch of unnecessary updates to the Samsung cloud. Is that the problem here? Was it too hard to code using storage on the phone for the backup, and only uploading to the cloud every 24 hours, instead of only backing up every 24 hours?
Because I have a big problem with anything automatic in the Android ecosystem. It almost always goes wrong at some point. I want a failsafe. You have taken it away.
Hey guys so for whatever reason I am unable to tell my watch 6 to manually backup, I can see my old backups and it does backup on Its own I just can't tell it to backup manually. Any thoughts?
