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This is exactly what I need! Currently, even with the 'compaction' feature, there's a hard limit where the conversation context is lost, and I have to start a new chat for the same topic. This breaks the flow for long-term projects or deep analysis.
A true 'Memory' function that allows Lumo to remember key facts across sessions (encrypted, of course!) would be far more valuable than a simple price bundle. Please prioritize improving the continuity and context retention so we don't lose the thread of our conversationsJazzy
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This is exactly my nightmare scenario!
I migrated my entire photo library to Proton Drive to free up space on my iPhone. I carefully organized thousands of photos into albums with specific naming conventions (e.g., 2023-Ireland, 2024-Berlin) on my device.
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Upon upload, all album structures were lost. The photos arrived as a flat, unordered list.
Trusting that the organization was preserved, I deleted the originals from my iPhone to save space.
Now, I have a massive, chaotic pile of photos in Proton Drive with no way to sort them alphabetically, chronologically, or by my custom order.
The Consequence: I have effectively lost a year of organized memories. Without a sorting function, finding specific albums is nearly impossible. This isn't just an inconvenience—it's a data management disaster for anyone migrating from Apple Photos or Google Photos.
Please prioritize adding alphabetical, chronological, and manual sorting options immediately. Until then, users are afraid to delete their local copies, defeating the purpose of cloud storage.Jazzy
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This is exactly my issue!
When I uploaded my iPhone library, not only was the EXIF data (date/location) at risk, but all my manually added subtitles and video comments were completely stripped away.
For me, "preserving metadata" isn't just about technical data—it's about keeping the personal context (the stories, notes, and subtitles) I spent years adding to my photos and videos. Without this, the archive loses its meaning.
Please ensure that user-added captions and subtitles are retained during upload and sync!Jazzy
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This is exactly what I need! Currently, when a chat hits its limit, I lose the context and have to start a new thread for the same topic. A feature that lets me 'pull' the context from an old chat into a new one (like an 'Amnesia Bridge') would solve the fragmentation problem perfectly. Please prioritize this!