Where are my Samsung Notes in the cloud?

[Members_YcOjK9n]

I turned on sync within the app on the phone but no where can I find them from my laptop in the cloud. Any ideas? Where does sync take them?

[SammyNerd83]

You probably need to download the Samsung Notes app from the Windows store and then login with the same Samsung account

[Members_YcOjK9n]

I now have a mac

Is it not in the Samsung Cloud? 

[usergLiTBoGlOE]

Check to make sure that you use the same email

[Members_YcOjK9n]

Good thought but they are the same

But where would I find it? In the cloud on the web?

[SammyNerd83]

Samsung Cloud now uses Microsoft OneDrive. I'm not 100% certain, but I believe at some point Samsung decided not to do the whole Cloud thing and made a partnership with Microsoft to use their cloud servers. Keep in mind Cloud servers are exceedingly expensive to maintain unless you have a paid Subscription Service which Samsung never did do.

[Sussie]

So, you're saying we no longer have Samsung Cloud for backup, unless we pay for MS Cloud? I was looking for my Samsung backup after I stopped MS365.

[SammyNerd83]

You can stick with the free 5 GB that Ms Cloud gives you but for most people that's not even close to being sufficient

[SammyNerd83]

The below information is from Google Gemini.


No, there isn't a direct Samsung Notes app for Mac computers. Samsung Notes is designed primarily for Samsung devices.
However, you can access your Samsung Notes on a Mac indirectly, mainly by syncing them with Microsoft OneNote. Here's how that typically works:
* Sync Samsung Notes to OneNote: On your Samsung device, you can usually go into the Samsung Notes settings and find an option to sync your notes with Microsoft OneNote. You'll need to sign in with your Microsoft account.
* Access OneNote on your Mac: Once synced, you can then access your Samsung Notes through the Microsoft OneNote app on your Mac, or by going to the OneNote website (OneNote.com) and signing in with the same Microsoft account. Your Samsung Notes will appear in the OneNote "Feed."
Limitations:
While you can view your notes this way, there are often limitations. You usually can't edit or create new Samsung Notes directly from OneNote on your Mac. It's more of a viewing solution.
If you need a cross-platform note-taking solution that works seamlessly on both your Samsung devices and your Mac, you might consider other apps like:
* Microsoft OneNote (for full functionality): If you're syncing anyway, using OneNote as your primary note-taking app on both platforms might be a better long-term solution.
* Google Keep: A simple and effective cross-platform note app with web and mobile versions.
* Notion: A very powerful and versatile workspace that includes robust note-taking features, available on various platforms including Mac.

[Benjoh]

I didn't sync mine.