My problem is if I move my photo files in my desktop computer to another folder, the app will attempt to synchronize again by deleting the original files in the old file location in the cloud and re-upload the files again from the desktop's destination folder. This is not efficient. For example, if I move a 1 GB of photo files from folder A to folder B in my desktop computer, the app will attempt to synchronize again by deleting the moved files in Folder A in the cloud and re-upload all the file again from folder B in the desktop folder into the cloud. This is very slow to upload 1 GB of photos when it's already in the cloud. A better way would be to just move the cloud files from Folder A to Folder B in the same way as the desktop client so there is no need to re-upload again.
Describe the solution you'd like
The idea solution will be to just move the files in the cloud to a different folder the same way the desktop move the files into a different folder.
Describe alternatives you've considered
None. I don't think there is any other alternative.
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My problem is if I move my photo files in my desktop computer to another folder, the app will attempt to synchronize again by deleting the original files in the old file location in the cloud and re-upload the files again from the desktop's destination folder. This is not efficient. For example, if I move a 1 GB of photo files from folder A to folder B in my desktop computer, the app will attempt to synchronize again by deleting the moved files in Folder A in the cloud and re-upload all the file again from folder B in the desktop folder into the cloud. This is very slow to upload 1 GB of photos when it's already in the cloud. A better way would be to just move the cloud files from Folder A to Folder B in the same way as the desktop client so there is no need to re-upload again.
Describe the solution you'd like
The idea solution will be to just move the files in the cloud to a different folder the same way the desktop move the files into a different folder.
Describe alternatives you've considered
None. I don't think there is any other alternative.
Additional context
Add any other context or screenshots about the feature request here.