Yes, memory cards are supported, but Microsoft's latest OS seems to have a host of bizarre restrictions
Well this is bizarre.
Well this is bizarre.
So is MS formatting the card in a proprietary format?The second issue, and more critical issue is that Windows Phones essentially "break" users' memory cards making permanent changes to them that prevent them from being used with other devices. Windows Phone handset manufacturer Samsung warns that once you insert your memory card into the phone, "it will no longer be readable or writable on any other devices such as computers, cameras, printers, and so on."
Samsung claims that the modification (whatever it may be) actually prevents you from even formatting your memory cards to reverse the changes.