Amazon Drive is going away, here’s everything you need to know about it
Amazon Drive is going away, here’s everything you need to know about it
Amazon has announced that it will be discontinuing its Amazon Drive service, rendering it inaccessible starting December 31. However, all data stored in Amazon Drive will remain unaffected and will be automatically transferred to Amazon Photos. Users are advised not to manually move their data and to avoid deleting it from Amazon Drive to prevent data loss. The Amazon Drive app has already been removed from iOS and Android app stores, and users have the option to either stick with Amazon Photos or transfer their data to another cloud storage platform.
Amazon has announced that it will be discontinuing its Amazon Drive service, rendering it inaccessible starting December 31. However, all data stored in Amazon Drive will remain unaffected and will be automatically transferred to Amazon Photos. Users are advised not to manually move their data and to avoid deleting it from Amazon Drive to prevent data loss. The Amazon Drive app has already been removed from iOS and Android app stores, and users have the option to either stick with Amazon Photos or transfer their data to another cloud storage platform.
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Amazon has announced that it will be discontinuing its Amazon Drive service, rendering it inaccessible starting December 31. However, all data stored in Amazon Drive will remain unaffected and will be automatically transferred to Amazon Photos. Users are advised not to manually move their data and to avoid deleting it from Amazon Drive to prevent data loss. The Amazon Drive app has already been removed from iOS and Android app stores, and users have the option to either stick with Amazon Photos or transfer their data to another cloud storage platform. 
