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Samsung Gallery to lose OneDrive sync capability by October 1
Key points
- Samsung Gallery will stop syncing with OneDrive on October 1.
- Photos in OneDrive will not appear in the Gallery app after the change.
- Users will need to seek alternative backup solutions.
End of Integration
Starting October 1, integration between Samsung Gallery and Microsoft OneDrive will be fully deprecated. This change means users will no longer be able to link Samsung Gallery with OneDrive for automatic photo backups.
Impact on Users
After the September deadline, photos stored in OneDrive will not appear in the Samsung Gallery app.
Users will lose access to sync-dependent features across Samsung devices, including TVs and smart appliances.
Alternatives Available
Samsung has communicated this change to users well in advance, allowing them time to seek alternative backup solutions. Though direct syncing will end, users can still manually download photos from OneDrive back onto their devices.
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Samsung will end its integration of the Gallery app with Microsoft OneDrive on October 1. This change will prevent photos stored in OneDrive from appearing in the Gallery app and affect sync-dependent features on Samsung devices.