App settings: appearance, app lock, notifications and language
Change the Drime mobile app's theme, icon and language, lock the app with a PIN, a password or your phone's lock, and choose your notifications.
Tap your avatar at the top left, then Settings. To find a setting quickly, type in Search settings... at the top.
#Theme and app icon
Open Appearance:
Choose theme: Light, Dark or System default, to follow your phone.
App icon: choose one of five icons for your home screen. Your home screen icon may take a few seconds to update.
#Language
Open Language to follow your phone's language or choose English, Français, Português (Brasil), Deutsch, Italiano, Español, 简体中文, 繁體中文 or 日本語. The Language row may still read English for some languages while the app is shown in that language.
#Lock the app
App Lock asks for a code each time you open Drime. It is off by default.
Open App Lock and turn it on.
Choose how to unlock the app.
Device Lock uses your phone's own PIN, fingerprint or face (the default). You can also choose a 4-digit PIN, or a Custom password of at least 4 characters.
Under Auto-lock, choose when the app locks.
Immediately is the default. You can also choose 5 seconds, 15 seconds, 1 minute, 5 minutes or 15 minutes.
On Android, Hide Content also hides the app's content in the app switcher and blocks screenshots. It is off by default.
#Notifications
Open the account menu, then Notifications, to see your notifications. You can mark them as read, all at once with Mark all as read, or delete them. A workspace invitation shows Join and Decline.
The app can notify you when files are shared with you, when you are invited to a workspace, about your transfers and about memories. In Settings > Notifications, you choose:
the backup progress notifications;
the "On this day" memories;
how often backup failures are reported (every 2 hours by default);
the events your account sends to your phone;
transfer status changes.
#Space and logs
To free up space on your phone, see Free up space on your phone. Clear document cache empties the cache of opened documents.
Logs lets you share the app's logs with support, or clear them.
#Next steps
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