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While your smartphone (or tablet) is connected to your eVscope, open the App and go to 'My eVscope' (this can be done once you have returned to the comfort of your home)

To do so, follow these simple steps: Upload process In order to free up (reset or empty) the eVscope storage, it is recommended to regularly upload the data to our servers. The beautiful pictures that you save during all your observations are not saved on the eVscope but rather on your smartphone, so uses your smartphone storage space instead. Note: under the вЂњUserвЂќ tab you will also find the battery charge gauge, the eyepiece focus helper button, and the button to take a dark frame. The eVscope storage information is found under the вЂњUserвЂќ tab. While using the Enhanced Vision mode or the Science Observation modes, raw data (frames) of the objects you are observing are automatically saved in your eVscope memory. Uploaded data help us create a better user experience, improve our app and allow you to take part in scientific discoveries or community events.Storage information can be found under the вЂњUserвЂќ tab of the App.However, you will not be able to take part in community events or citizen science campaigns

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even with full memory (100% data storage used), the eVscope will continue operating normally, and you will still be able to save your pictures.

In Science Observation mode, the shorter the exposure time, the more frames it takes, the faster the memory will fill up

the storage capacity of the eVscope allows for up to 7 hours (for model 1.0) or 35 hours (for model eQuinox) of Enhanced Vision mode.

saving pictures of your observations does not fill up the eVscope memory.

The eVscope storage (also referred to as вЂњeVscope memoryвЂќ) only fills up when you use Enhanced Vision or Science Observation modes.

All the data collected by our users is gathered in our secure database and allows us to continually improve the observing experience of our users. The data collected by the eVscope 2 at each observation is stored in its memory and includes raw data (frames) of the objects observed in Enhanced Vision or during Science Missions, as well as metadata (geolocations, timestamps). Sharing your data is not mandatory for your observations - we do not access it if you do not choose to share it with us.

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