Even though they can store tons of data, they’re slower than the internal storage and have a limited number of read-write cycles. This is the painful reality of these tiny memory chips. Here are some pros and cons: SD cards are slow But everything comes at a price and so does the adaptable storage feature. Using your SD card as internal storage might sound good to your ears. While adopting a storage, whether an SD card or USB drive, Android formats and changes it’s FAT32 or exFAT format to ext4 or f2fs.
Methods to do the same task existed earlier. Google introduced Adoptable Storage with the release of Android 6.0 Marshmallow. This way you can cross the space hurdle if the phone has low internal memory. It allows a removable microSD card installed on an Android phone to be used as the internal storage. As I just mentioned, there is a feature on Android called Adoptable Storage.
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