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Google is working on launching a new automatic backup feature on Android devices that allows users to save photos, videos, and files directly to their computers via Quick Share, without the need for cloud storage services or additional charges. The feature requires both devices to be signed in with the same Google account, connected to the same Wi-Fi network, and to be near each other during the transfer. However, Samsung Galaxy phones will not support the feature at launch due to the presence of Samsung's Smart Switch app, which does not support automatic copying, although these details are expected to change before the official release.
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