The ability to modify where files are saved after being retrieved from the internet or other sources offers users increased control over their device’s storage. For example, a user might redirect downloads from the internal storage to an external SD card to free up space on the device’s primary memory.
This customization provides significant advantages, including efficient memory management, simplified file organization, and the capacity to expand storage using removable media. Historically, mobile operating systems have evolved to grant users progressively greater influence over file system behavior, reflecting a growing need for adaptable device management capabilities.
