Galaxy s7 find most recently downloaded files

 · Somewhere I stumbled across a display that showed storage used by file type (can't find it now) that showed 22 gig used by "other" files. I'm trying to figure out what that is and how to delete those. I've read some things that suggest that files recently deleted to make room sit in an inaccessible trash can for 7 days before they're deleted. Galaxy Tab S7 (Wi-Fi) SM-T (MID - Iraq) TXXU2BUJ3 R(Android 11) samsung firmware download all model, lastest, fast update, completely free and fast speed in bltadwin.ru  · Not sure what's going on with my Samsung Galaxy S7 running Android , but I have an issue that's been plaguing me since my last update. I can no longer see downloaded images (say from google image search etc) in my gallery and when I browse to my "Downloads" folder it shows a file (with correct date stamp etc) but the file has a new shorter.

The Android Device Manager system allows users to locate their Galaxy S7 to remotely wipe and delete all data and information. Also, Google has recently added a feature to make the Galaxy S7 ring if you can't find it. The following are some solutions for those that want to know how to find a lost or stolen Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge. Samsung Galaxy S7 keeps deleted photos folder. The folder is often referred to as "recycle bin folder".It's made according to each device specification. Whenever a picture is mistakenly deleted, the Samsung Galaxy S7 saves the files in the recycle bin folder. That's to ensure that the deleted file can be recovered at the phone user's will. Samsung Galaxy S7 Forum The Samsung Galaxy S7 release date was March Features and Specs include a " inch screen, 12MP camera, 4GB RAM, Exynos Octa processor, and mAh battery.

1 Search: Tap this icon to search for a file by name. You can also tap a File type to see all files of that type. 2 Recent files: All of your most recently used files are displayed here. Tap the last file in this section to see all of your recently used files in order of use. You should have an app preinstalled labeled "My Files". Just tap on that and you will see "Download history" on the page. You also have a search function on the top right hand side of the open window. You can drill down into Device storage and SD card from this page. 1 Tap on the search bar at the top of the screen. 2 Enter 'My Files' and the My Files app will be shown. Locating your files. Click to Expand. The My Files app automatically organises your files into categories, making them easy to find.