I have the Android app installed to the SD card. After about a week of use I start getting "low space" messages from my phone. It looks like btsync is using 25MB of data. (The app itself is about 4MB, but it's got a 25MB database.) I'm not talking about the files I have synced here - I have 3 GB of stuff synced to the SD card. I'm saying that it's using 25MB of "data," like database data. Not on the SD card. Stored on the system partition. I backed up my settings via the app, then used the "clear application data" functionality in Android. 25MB of data gone. Yay! But so are my shares. No worry, that's why I exported the settings. I import my backed up settings and ..... omg the full 25MB is back. Why does this app need a 25MB database? I'm guessing that it's keeping some ridiculously sized log, is that right? Could ya make it stop doing that? I'm excited about btsync, but it's just not usable if it requires such a large database. Remember, the database here is on the system partition, not the SD card. As far as I can see, the only workaround is to delete all of my shares every few days, clear the application data, then manually recreate all of the shares, since the "import" functionality imports all the junk I was trying to get rid of in the first place.