Copy
The received device gets another copy. The original remains on the sender.
The source stays where it is
Does transferring a file delete it from your phone?
Written by JITPOMI, the team that builds SEYFR.
No. SEYFR sends a copy and leaves the source file intact. Nothing disappears from the sender unless you deliberately delete it afterward.
- Copy, not automatic deletion
- You choose the destination
- Verify before cleanup
Copy, move and backup are different
Move
A move normally removes the source after creating the destination. SEYFR does not automatically do this.
Backup
A resilient backup keeps independent recoverable copies. One successful transfer alone is not a complete backup plan.
The safe transfer–verify–delete workflow
Transfer the selected files
Choose a destination with enough available storage.
Confirm completion and location
Know which folder received the copy.
Open representative files
Check photos, video playback, documents and folder contents.
Archive anything irreplaceable
Keep another independent copy before removing the only remaining phone copy.
Delete only what is redundant
Cleanup is a deliberate user action after verification—not part of SEYFR transfer.
Transfer safety questions
Does SEYFR ever remove my source file?
Not as part of sending it. SEYFR creates a received copy and leaves the selected source intact.
Why should I open the received files?
A completion message cannot tell you whether every file is the content you expected. Opening representative files verifies usability and destination.
Can I delete everything after one transfer?
For irreplaceable material, keep another independent backup. A computer copy can also be lost through drive failure, theft or accidental deletion.