- In the February 2026 edition of the “Google System Release Notes,” which summarizes “Google System Update” information, Google announced a new “Local File Backup” feature rolling out to Android.
- This feature is expected to be similar to the folder backup function of the desktop version of Google Drive, automatically backing up the “Download” folder or specific folders from an Android device’s local storage to Google Drive.
- It will be rolled out starting with Google Play services for Android v26.06.
In the February 2026 edition of the Google System Release Notes, published on Monday, February 16, 2026, which summarizes Google System Update information aimed at improving the security and reliability of Android-related devices, Google announced the introduction of a new “Local File Backup” feature for Android.
The new “Local File Backup” for Android appears to be a feature that automatically saves downloaded documents to Google Drive, ensuring they remain safely accessible from any device. As is typical with Google System Update announcements, the information provided is somewhat brief, so the exact details remain unclear at this stage. However, it is anticipated to function similarly to the folder backup feature in the desktop version of Google Drive, where either the “Download” folder or other specified local folders on an Android device are automatically backed up to Google Drive.
This new “Local File Backup” feature will be rolled out via Google Play services for Android v26.06 or later.
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