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Lastly, this isn’t something you can “just try out” with a spare 8GB SD card and upgrade to a 32GB card later.

If you haven’t already, it’s probably a good idea to look into cloud services that offer online backups of your pictures, like Dropbox, OneDrive or Mega. You’ll still be able to attach your device to a computer via USB and copy files that way… but you won’t be able to take the SD card out of your phone, pop it into an SD card adapter, then put it into a laptop or desktop card reader to copy files. Thirdly, this procedure will create an encrypted ext4 partition that will fill your entire SD card. As always, there’s the possibility of wrecking your phone, so please research this before jumping in feet-first! Google “ adoptive storage” and see what comes up. It might not even work on the same phone on a different carrier. It worked for me, but it might not work on your device. Secondly, I have only tested this – once – on a Virgin Mobile LG G Stylo. The time to be confused is before you start an IT project, not during the project. Also, read the instructions below, in full, and make sure you understand them completely before you even touch your phone or computer. This procedure WILL ERASE the card, so data will be lost forever. The first thing – and this should go without saying – is to make sure to back up any important files you may have on your SD card before you do this.

So this post will show you how to enable the feature. As someone who played around with CyanogenMod a LOT a few years back, this is not a problem at all… especially since SD cards don’t fail that often. They also claim that SD card failure would cause apps to break… which is also true, but it’s not the end of the world: just buy a new SD card, repeat the procedure below, and reinstall the apps in question. This is true, but not a dealbreaker if you know that going in. They claim that customers would be “disappointed” in the performance of their devices, since an SD card is likely to be slower than the internal memory. Unfortunately, two of the biggest Android device makers – Samsung and LG – have disabled this feature in their versions of Marshmallow. It’s kind of like that, only better, because it’s much more difficult to expand a phone or tablet’s internal storage than to do the same on a desktop computer. It’s almost (but not quite like) having a 2TB drive in your desktop computer, then buying a 2TB external drive and, after installing it, Windows giving you the option of treating the drives as a single 4TB unit instead of two 2TB drives. Under the hood, Android will still see two separate devices, but it will (more or less) treat it as a single storage unit. This means Android can treat an SD card as additional internal storage, rather than an external device, as it has in the past.

One of the coolest – if unsexy – features of Android Marshmallow is its ability to use adoptable storage.

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