Post #2260084

@Bene@fosstodon.org What you are asking can only be achieved by something integrated into the OS. Thankfully we have Seedvault. Seedvault is a backup system that doesn't have a standalone app, but integrated into many ROMs, and accessed via Android system settings. It does daily encrypted "low level" backups, primarily to a USB storage, or some other medium of your choosing. Seedvault comes with many ROMs, including Graphene, e/OS/, and Calyx. It also works with Nextcloud 😀 https://medium.com/@glenn.sorrentino/host-your-own-mobile-backups-with-seedvault-and-nextcloud-dd3bb1632487 Heads up: Seedvault uses Android's system wide backup API. This API allows apps to opt-out of system wide backups if they choose, which is often used by messaging and banking apps for user data to not end up in Google servers. In my case, I set Signal messenger to backup into a specific folder where it keeps backups of last 2 days. Then I use Nextcloud app to sync that folder.