Does Windows 10 Mobile still require Wi-Fi to backup your precious photos in Full Quality? If not, is this on Microsoft's "To-Do" list?
I'm fine with using Wi-Fi in general everyday use, especially for video, so I don't use my high speed data allowance. We always have Wi-Fi access at some point during the day anyway. Not only that, I don't see the point in backing up precious photos and videos in reduced quality via mobile data, not that you even have the option for video anyway.
The problem is during the times we may be somewhere else for a few days and not have access to Wi-Fi. This is one time you really do need the ability to backup via mobile data the most just in case we lose our phone etc. By Mobile data, of course I mean at full quality not reduced quality.
I'm fine with using Wi-Fi in general everyday use, especially for video, so I don't use my high speed data allowance. We always have Wi-Fi access at some point during the day anyway. Not only that, I don't see the point in backing up precious photos and videos in reduced quality via mobile data, not that you even have the option for video anyway.
The problem is during the times we may be somewhere else for a few days and not have access to Wi-Fi. This is one time you really do need the ability to backup via mobile data the most just in case we lose our phone etc. By Mobile data, of course I mean at full quality not reduced quality.
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