Samsung has warned its customers that they only have a few weeks to prevent their Samsung account from being deleted.

If you are a smartphone user, urgent action may be necessary to avoid losing your personal data.

Samsung has warned its customers that they only have a few weeks to prevent their Samsung Account from being deleted, reports the Daily Mail. This free subscription service allows customers to view and manage content on their smartphones, tablets, TVs, and other devices.

If affected users do not act quickly, important data such as photos, videos, contacts, calendar events may be lost forever.

But even iPhone users can be affected, if they previously used a Samsung phone.

The Korean tech giant said “significant changes” to its policy leave many Samsung accounts “likely to be deleted.”

“Deleted accounts and data cannot be recovered,” the company warns.

Here’s how to check if you’re affected and the steps to take.

In a few weeks, the Korean tech giant will begin deleting Samsung accounts that have been logged in for two years.

In an email sent to users, Samsung said its new policy would take effect on July 31, just over six weeks from now.

The policy will delete Samsung accounts that have been inactive for two years.

The message says: “Thank you for using a Samsung account.

“We are writing to inform you of important changes related to the use of your Samsung account.