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Google rolling out per-app controls for Android Backups

Android users are gaining the ability to manage cloud storage more efficiently through new granular, per-app backup controls.

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🇬🇧 English Jul 1, 01:07 UTC
🇩🇪 German Jul 1, 11:48 UTC · PC-WELT
🇮🇹 Italian Jul 2, 08:27 UTC · Il Sole 24 ORE
🇪🇸 Spanish Jul 2, 11:47 UTC · Onda Cero

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What happened

Google is introducing a feature that allows users to toggle backup settings for individual applications. This update shifts away from blanket backup policies, enabling users to select specifically which app data is saved to the cloud.

Coverage from outlets including 9to5Google, Android Authority, and SamMobile highlights this as a move toward greater storage management for Android and Galaxy device owners. Reporting notes that the functionality is appearing in beta testing and wider rollout phases.

Observers are tracking the continued deployment of these controls across the Android ecosystem. Coverage does not yet specify a final date for a universal rollout to all devices.

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What does the new Android backup feature do?

It allows users to select and toggle backup settings for individual apps rather than applying a single policy to all data.

Which devices are receiving these controls?

Coverage confirms the rollout includes Android devices and Samsung Galaxy phones.

Is this feature available to everyone immediately?

Reports indicate the feature is currently in testing and a gradual rollout phase.

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