@Indecisobr At this exact moment not really.
You can export each media files by long clicking them and then selecting the download icon.
I'm considering the feature of completly exporting/importing everything for the nearby future
A few weeks ago I was honored by Google’s invite to attend “Playtime” in Berlin 🇩🇪, along with the most brilliant European android publishers. Learnt a lot!
I'm honored to have personally helped the authors of this paper to condact a study about - among other things - how my app WAMR can help victims of cyberbullying, threats, etc...
More: https://t.co/3QyuW3rdpn
Just became the 2nd biggest Italian mobile app publisher. I’m honestly speechless.
A single app, a one man team. How is this real?
Many thanks to all the users that made it possible, those who took time to leave a review or send a bug report. Love you all!! :)
A bug is causing WAMR to crash on start. The issue is fixed in version 0.12.11 and the update will be available as soon as Google approves it (<24 hours)!
@DigdinSagaz1 Absolutely NO, as stated in the app's Privacy Policy. All files are backed-up only on the user's device.
Getting other people's private media without their consent would be not only illegal but also useless (what should I do with those? commit a crime for what?) 🙂
@80c40 Hi! Some phone models have particularly aggressive battery optimization mechanisms and close services that they shouldn’t. You should disable battery optimization for WAMR in your phone’s settings. Steps to do that differ for each phone model. Check: https://t.co/IjAAHnsYVb