Today, Flyme officially released the "Flyme Mobile Phone Cloud Backup Function Adjustment Announcement" in the Meizu community.
As mentioned in the announcement, due to business adjustments, Flyme will stop the operation of Flyme's "Mobile Cloud Backup" (hereinafter referred to as "Cloud Backup") function on March 31, 2022 (hereinafter referred to as the "Outage Date"). The outage of the cloud backup function will affect the backup of mobile applications, desktops and settings to the cloud.
Flyme will close the cloud backup function portal on the decommissioning day, and reclaim all cloud space storage resources, and the cloud backup data uploaded by the user will not be retrieved after resource recovery.
For the actual adjustment, this announcement shows that Flyme data synchronization, including Flyme contacts, sticky notes, text messages, call logs, calendars, blacklists, to-dos, browsers, etc., is not within the scope of this adjustment.
Devices that have enabled the cloud album function and are normally used are also not affected by this adjustment, and users can continue to use Flyme cloud service related functions for data management and data migration.
At the same time, Flyme officially reminded that in order to avoid data loss, users are requested to log in to the cloud backup as soon as possible and perform data backup or system migration before the decommissioning day.
The specific cloud download backup data to the local path is: Settings - Account - Flyme Cloud Service - Mobile Cloud Backup - Select the backup list data to restore to the local machine; then you can restore the data through: Desktop - System Application - Replacement Assistant or Settings - Storage and Backup - Backup and Restore - Add Backup to back up the data.
In addition, in addition to this "Flyme Mobile Phone Cloud Backup Function Adjustment Announcement", Flyme official also recently announced the launch of the new feature "Streamer Shutter".
The introduction shows that the "Streamer Shutter" can take more environmental change trajectories by lengthening the shutter time, and further enhance the effect through the form of a stack, which can allow users to obtain a shooting effect similar to the "slow door stack". For users, whether it is traffic or romantic star tracks, they can easily produce films.