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If your Android phone is of the Android OS 6.0.1, you should refer to a pop up like the one above.
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If your Android phone is of the Android OS 6.0.1, you should refer to a pop up like the one above.

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Thanks, can photos/videos taken in whatsapp be saved into the SD ?
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Thanks, can photos/videos taken in whatsapp be saved into the SD ?

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Last week my Android popped up a message saying the memory of the phone is<br />
full &amp;&nbsp;whether to save into microSD (I can't recall the exact message).<br />
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Q1:<br />
How can I choose what to save: say selective Whatsapp threads / groups &nbsp; &nbsp;messages and images<br />
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Q2:<br />
Can I choose to save photos in galleries &amp;&nbsp;SMSes into the microSD as well?
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Last week my Android popped up a message saying the memory of the phone is
full & whether to save into microSD (I can't recall the exact message).

Q1:
How can I choose what to save: say selective Whatsapp threads / groups    messages and images

Q2:
Can I choose to save photos in galleries & SMSes into the microSD as well?

select items to effect saving into Android phone's microSD

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