Galaxy S23's: How to Turn Off Quick Share Auto Delete Expired Files

Learn how you can TURN OFF Quick Share Auto Delete Expired Files on the Samsung Galaxy S23/S23+/Ultra.

This video demonstration is on Android 13.

There may be situations where turning off the "Quick Share Auto Delete Expired Files" feature on Samsung Galaxy S23 can be beneficial, depending on your specific needs and preferences. Here are some potential benefits:

1. Access to Files After Expiration: If you need to access shared files after they have expired, turning off the "Auto Delete Expired Files" feature can allow you to keep the files on your device for as long as you need. This can be particularly useful if you frequently share important documents or files with others and need to refer back to them later.

2. Preservation of Shared Files: If you want to keep a record of files that you have shared with others, turning off the "Auto Delete Expired Files" feature can allow you to preserve those files on your device. This can be helpful for keeping track of shared documents or media files, and can be especially useful for work-related files.

3. More Control Over Storage: Turning off the "Auto Delete Expired Files" feature can give you more control over how your device storage is managed. If you have plenty of storage space on your device and don't want to risk losing important files due to expiration, you may prefer to keep shared files on your device for as long as possible.

Overall, the decision to turn off the "Quick Share Auto Delete Expired Files" feature on Samsung Galaxy S23 depends on your individual needs and priorities. While turning off the feature may provide some benefits, it's important to consider the potential downsides, such as decreased storage space and potential security risks if sensitive files are left on your device for too long.

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