Notification of Deletion of Data in Samsung Cloud

[usedup]

Recieved an email "Notification of Deletion of Data in Samsung Cloud" saying my data would be deleted in a couple of days from the date of the email.

If this is not a scam then it sure is doing a good impression of one.

Does anyone know if it is real and, if so, what to do about it?

[jessie_birax]

Yeah I had the same email couple of months ago but nothing happend

[CLF · Accepted solution]

Hey, 

I received that email from Samsung a long time ago. As Long as your using Samsungs cloud storage you shouldn't have to worry. I use Samsung Cloud Drive primarily. I have a few gallery albums syncing. Every once in a while I do a manual backup of some apps. And a few apps are auto syncing like Samsung pass, notes, etc.

Best regards, 

CLF 

T-mobile

Galaxy S9 SM-G960U 

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Security Patch Level

December 1st , 2019

[userWPsyxBla8V]

Hi! recently my S8 was stolen and just 2 days later i got this email on my secondary email(which i did not use to create my samsung account), now how can I upload or sync any photos since i am currently using another company's phone. Help would be appreciated.

thanks

[MrQue]

@userWPsyxBla8V We recommend that you call in and talk to our accounts department 855-795-0509

[IllNameThisLater]

There are so many alternatives there's Dropbox there's OneDrive for Microsoft which sends them currently is joining with, there's mega...etc just searched cloud storage in play store 

[userrxH6r233Gm]

I received the same email today. This is not the first timewhat is going on?  I cannot access my Samsung Cloud?  I need help. 

[techie127]

Same

[RicD]

Hello CLF. Heads up, "...As Long as your using...", should be either you are or you're. That which follows your belongs to the person you are conversing with. Yes, when speaking, your and you're sound the same. Writing those two words they are not the same each having completely different meanings and usage. Also, in writing your for you are or you're is an all to common spelling and grammar error. Please do not take offence to my comment, truly hope it helps you. Cordially.

[user2km8NDd7Hv]

I am based in the United Kingdom. I would like to recover any photos that are in the Samsung Cloud. I am currently using another phone, but would like my photos back.