Open your Galaxy’s Settings. To do this, swipe down from the top of the screen to pull down the notification panel, then tap the gear icon.
Tap Cloud and accounts. It’s the fourth option.
Tap Samsung Cloud. It’s the first option.
Check your storage. You’ll see “Manage cloud storage” at the top of the screen, which is where you’ll find how much storage you have available, as well as how much you’re using.
Tap Back-up settings. This opens a list of apps and types of data you can keep safe in the cloud. You’ll can back it up right now and/or set it up to back up automatically.
Manage your backup settings. To set your Galaxy to automatically back up data (advised), slide the “AUTO BACK UP” switch to Android 7 Switch On. Toggle the switch for all data you want to back up to Android 7 Switch On. To stop backing up a type of data, toggle its switch to Android 7 Switch Off. To run a backup of the selected data now, tap BACK UP NOW at the bottom of the screen.
Tap the back button to return to Samsung Cloud settings.
Scroll down to the “DATA TO SYNC” section at the bottom of the menu. This is where you can configure which types of data (e.g. contacts, email) stay synced. Toggle the switch for data you want to sync to Android 7 Switch On. To stop syncing something, toggle its switch to Android 7 Switch Off.
Restore from a backup. If you find that you need to revert to a previous version of your phone, you can restore from a cloud backup. To do this at, tap RESTORE under the "BACKUP & RESTORE" header in the Samsung Cloud menu.
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