FolderSync is a powerful synchronization tool that can easily synchronize local files with various cloud storage services. Supported cloud service providers include mainstream platforms such as Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, and file transfers can be performed through protocols such as FTP and SFTP. Whether you are backing up photos, music, or automating operations through Tasker, FolderSync makes it all easier. The built-in file manager allows you to manage, upload, and download files at any time, and also supports advanced storage services such as Amazon S3. If you need an efficient and secure cloud synchronization assistant, FolderSync is definitely worth a try!
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The main function of FolderSync is to make it super easy to synchronize your local folders with cloud storage. That means you can easily synchronize files from your phone's SD card to cloud storage, and vice versa.
There are quite a few cloud platforms supported, including Amazon S3, Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, and more.
Moreover, this thing supports more platforms, and new platforms are constantly being added. Hey, root users of mobile phones are blessed, this app can actually access files on root devices! File synchronization is so easy, whether it is backing up your music, photos, or other important files to the cloud or downloading them from the cloud, it couldn't be easier.
If you are a high-level player, you can also use automation tools such as Tasker to fine-tune your synchronization tasks. FolderSync also comes with a full-featured file manager that allows you to manage local and cloud files. Operations such as copying, moving, and deleting files are no problem.
It also supports the creation and deletion of Amazon S3 buckets, and uploading and downloading files from your phone is a piece of cake. The number of supported platforms is really overwhelming, such as Amazon S3, Box, Dropbox, Google Drive, MEGA, pCloud, OneDrive, etc., so I won't list them one by one. In addition, it can also play very well with some protocols: FTP, SFTP, SMB, WebDAV, etc., all OK.
In addition, it also thoughtfully prepared update logs, support links and FAQs for everyone. Oh yes, it also mentioned several permissions to ensure that the App can function normally, such as access to network status, WiFi status, and automatic discovery of some services. These permissions seem quite reasonable, thinking that they are to ensure that the synchronization process can proceed smoothly.
In short, FolderSync looks like an application that can save you a lot of trouble. Even if you are a technical novice, you can easily get started with synchronizing files, saving a lot of time, and you don't have to worry about data loss. 😋
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