SyncGallery

Transparent backup & sync for Android. Pick individual files, see every operation. Google Drive, OneDrive, DropBox, Yandex.Disc, NextCloud, FTP/SFTP/SMB/WebDAV

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SyncGallery 2.3 is out!
Keep smaller photos and videos on your phone, with originals in your cloud. New: encrypted vaults with cloud sync, biometric app locking and pCloud support.
Details and setup:
https://t.co/Wonj0FzmHa

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SyncGallery 2.2 is out!
New painting tools let you annotate photos with text, drawings, highlights, arrows, shapes, and custom colors.
Organize albums faster too: sort albums and groups by name or date, rebuild groups from folders, or flatten them.
https://t.co/hEI4d4AIgT

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SyncGallery now has a blog: practical notes on Android photo backup, cloud quirks, app updates, and how we build the app. Our latest post explains why we moved from a 100,000-file target to one million.
https://t.co/quG40GpDBd

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SyncGallery is live and trending on PeerPush 🎉
It combines an Android gallery, file manager, and flexible cloud/NAS sync in one app, with a preview before files change.
I’d love your feedback: https://t.co/d5cUggABja
@peerpush_com

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SyncGallery 2.1 is now available on Google Play.
New: Dropbox, Yandex Disk, Nextcloud, SMB, FTP/SFTP and WebDAV; a file explorer across local and remote storage; quick uploads through Android’s Share menu; plus new photo and video geometry tools.
https://t.co/HXh52YXB2q

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Samsung Gallery and OneDrive sync is changing.

New links stop May 1, 2026. Existing users should move to OneDrive camera roll backup before Sept 30, 2026.

SyncGallery offers rule-based Android photo/video backup:
https://t.co/TwdjQ6M9Pi

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EXIF has three primary date fields: DateTimeOriginal, DateTimeDigitized, and DateTime - the photo's capture time, digitization time, and last edit time. None are required to be present.
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The 3-2-1 backup rule most of the internet quotes comes from a 2005 photography book - Peter Krogh's The DAM Book. Three copies, two different media, one off-site. Written for photographers protecting RAW archives. The industry adopted it later.
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Why RAW editing tools keep edits in .xmp sidecars: the RAW stays untouched, and your edit settings and metadata (keywords, ratings) live in a separate XMP file. Back up the RAWs without the sidecars, and your edits are gone.
https://t.co/8awjfeX5MN

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Google Photos ended its unlimited 'high quality' tier on June 1, 2021. Pre-existing uploads were grandfathered; everything since counts against your Google One quota. Almost five years later, it's still driving migration decisions.
https://t.co/en2jJOKFpI