To remove files from your G Cloud backup and prevent them from being uploaded again, here is how to do so.
- Open the G Cloud app on your smartphone.
- On the main screen, you will see all the media files that are backed up. You can long-press on any file to select it → Tap the Delete icon
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- You can also tap the Filter icon
→ All Devices → Tap the name of the device which you need to delete from its backup → Proceed to look for the files, folders, or categories (such as Contacts, Call log, etc.) you need to delete and delete them by also tapping the Delete icon
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Once you hit the Delete icon , a request will be transmitted to the G Cloud servers. Subsequently, you will receive a notification indicating that your request is being processed. Tap the Confirm button, and the data will be permanently erased over time.
- Open the G Cloud app on your smartphone.
- Tap the menu icon in the upper left corner.
- Tap Delete Backed up Files.
- Choose the category you want to delete data from.
- Mark the data you want to delete.
- Tap Delete.
- Tap OK.
You can view and delete your data at any time by going to https://gcloud.genie9.com/Account/Login
- Log in to your G Cloud account using the method you used when you created the account. (Email, phone number, Google+ or Facebook)
- Select the device to view its backup.
- Select the category to view its data.
- Select the data you want to get rid of → Click the Delete icon.
Warning! The delete action is permanent and cannot be undone. Once you delete photos, videos, music files, or documents from the backup, G Cloud will not back up the deleted files anymore. The only way to force G Cloud to back up the deleted data again is to start over with a completely new G Cloud account.