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==== 6.2 Syncing on wifi only – yes or no? ====

Your Android device can connect to Syncthing, and you can configure Syncthing while you’re on the go. But by default, your Android device must be on wifi in order for file transfer and backup to occur. Even if you are connected to your VPN, your Android device is not going to transfer files if you are not on wifi.

The way you change this is by editing the folder settings in the Syncthing Android app, and disabling the “sync on wifi only” option. I would suggest doing this for folders with SMALL files like documents, audiobooks, and not for folders with LARGE files like the DCIM folder with your recorded videos and camera pictures.

Unlimited plans have data caps; try using 200 GB in 10 days on any ''“unlimited”'' wireless data plan in the United States and watch your ''“unlimited 5G”'' turn into a 56k modem. The only reason they can market using this wankery is because consumer protection law in the United States is a joke.

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