4 stars: Best app ever! This app seems to work just like the linux mount command. It does in fact move the files to the sd card and mounts the folder in the sd card to the internal memory. So yes it appears that the data exists in both places but it doesn't. To test unmount your sd card and your internal destination will be empty. This app can be used to free up space. The next step would be to mount remote locations (ie over wifi or vpn).
4 stars: Faulty module problem When open the app for the first time its showing this message "FolderMount jas detected a faulty module(/sdcard/bin/sdcard)in your samsung galaxy phone. FolderMonunt will not work properly with it would you like me to attempt to repaire that fault.........." I don't know what to do...help please...
3 stars: There seems to be no simple way getting this to work on an S7 G930F. Any attemp to fix the SD module results in a DM verity error with NAND inaccessible. Two hard resets with a bit of data loss have led me give up on the app. Requesting Madmack to personally look in to this once awesome app.
5 stars: Works like a charm. FYI, the mounted folders still gets counted to used space when pinned. So if you need it not to be counted like when downloading another big file, unpin it first. Be sure to toggle the switch also after files are moved.
5 stars: This app is SOOOO good. I use a Shield K1, which can use adoptable storage. The problem is, I can't choose what apps I want installed on internal...