Choose Folders to Sync
Resilio Sync is built around keeping selected files available between connected devices. Users can decide which folders are appropriate for a sync task, helping them keep active documents, media, or project material organized across a personal setup.
Start with a small, non-sensitive folder before relying on a larger library. Confirm the destination and file organization so that a sync relationship does not create duplicate or unexpected copies.
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Manage Connected Devices
Device-based synchronization works best when each connection is understood and intentional. A clear connection setup can help users decide where files should appear and which devices should have access to a shared folder.
Review every connected device before sharing a folder that contains private material. Remove access for devices that are no longer in use, and protect the devices themselves with appropriate screen locks and accounts.
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Protect Data and Storage
File synchronization can affect local storage, mobile data use, and the availability of copies across devices. Keeping a separate backup remains useful because synchronization is not the same as a full recovery plan.
Review storage permissions, Wi-Fi or mobile-data behavior, and folder capacity before enabling regular synchronization. Keep an independent backup of important files and check the result after a large transfer.
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