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Bunny Storage or a server that supports HTTPS WebDAV. AWS S3, Cloudflare R2, DigitalOcean Spaces, FTP, SFTP, and SMB are not direct connections in this release. Hosting a WebDAV server on a cloud provider can work.

Yes. No subscription is required. Storage and bandwidth charges are separate and come from your storage provider.

No. You manually select the photos and videos to upload, then press Upload. FastUploadr does not automatically scan and back up your entire library.

Yes. Once files finish preparing and you press Upload, the app hands selected transfers to iOS. You can leave the app or lock the screen. iOS decides when background work runs; power and network conditions may delay transfers. Reopen FastUploadr to check progress.

Force-quitting the app can stop background transfers. Leave it running in the background instead. If you force-quit it, reopen it and check for interrupted or failed files.

Selected files may need to download from iCloud and be copied into temporary app storage before upload. Keep FastUploadr open until preparation finishes, and leave enough free space for the selected batch.

Use the Storage zone’s read/write password in FTP & API Access. Do not use the Bunny account password, account API key, read-only password, or Stream library key. Confirm the Storage API endpoint matches the zone’s primary region.

Check the complete HTTPS WebDAV folder URL, username, and app password. Confirm the folder exists and allows PUT and DELETE. The server must be reachable from your phone and have a valid HTTPS certificate. A login page or redirect is not a WebDAV upload endpoint.

Check your network, credentials, available storage quota, and server file-size limits. Use Retry Failed Uploads to put failed files back in the queue, then press Upload. Interrupted files restart from the beginning; this version does not resume halfway through a file.

Look in Storage → your zone → File Manager, not the Stream library. The current build uses the fastuploadr-test folder with generated filenames. Storage is not a video player; download a file to verify it plays. The upload folder name is being finalized for launch.

No. It removes items from FastUploadr’s local list and removes remaining staged copies. Your original phone photos and videos and files already uploaded to your server are kept. Unsent files must be selected again if you want to upload them later.

Not yet. Uploaded photos and videos may retain metadata, including location. The app’s current metadata setting does not guarantee removal of embedded GPS data. Phone originals are not changed.

Transfers go directly from your phone to your chosen destination. Credentials stay in secure device storage; upload history and staged files stay on the device. We do not operate a FastUploadr media-hosting server or include an analytics or advertising SDK. Your storage provider handles the uploads and can record connection information.

Yes. A saved destination stays available after closing and reopening the app or restarting your phone. A changed or revoked password, deleted destination, or server permission change may require reconnection. “Connected” indicates a saved destination, not a continuous server health check.