1 Topic by cjsanghavi

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Hello, I have Motorola Moto-G 8GB storage, Android Version 5.1. 1) My problem is right now I am getting the message on my handset 'Storage Space Running Out....' and I can't increase the memory of this phone and there is a big size file BBReg 1.15GB which I try to copy to my Desktop by USB Cable connecting this phone to Desktop but some how this does not copy the complete file. 2) When I run the Boldbeast on handset, I see all the telephone conversation but the same I can't see on the BBReg folder which I am trying to copy. Please tell me why it is like this and where I am making mistake 3) Is there any way, all my mobile conversation, gets recorded or copied automatically to Google Drive so every time I can keep free the memory of mobile free and all the recordings are available at Google Drive.
Please reply me in simple steps, being not expert in computer world.
Thanks.

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1) I try to copy to my Desktop by USB Cable connecting this phone to Desktop but some how this does not copy the complete file.
=> With the USB cable connected to your computer, on the screen of your phone please use a finger to swipe from top toward bottom to open the Notification List, click the "Connected as XXXX" item and change related options, then test again.

2) When I run the Boldbeast on handset, I see all the telephone conversation but the same I can't see on the BBReg folder which I am trying to copy.
=> The solution is the same as 1) above.

3) Is there any way, all my mobile conversation, gets recorded or copied automatically to Google Drive so every time I can keep free the memory of mobile free and all the recordings are available at Google Drive.
=> Yes, of course. Please install Boldbeast Recorder V8.6 or newer versions, then in the app:
- set options in "App Settings > Backup Cloud Drive" to let the app back up recorded files automatically to your Google Drive.
- set "Call Settings > Max Space Limited (MB)" to a number (for example 2000 MB), when occupied space exceeds the number the oldest files will be automatically deleted from your phone.