Mass Storage mode - definition

A standard mode permitting viable telephones to be associated with a PC's USB port and be utilized as a removable stockpiling drive without the requirement for any exceptional drivers.

For the most part, in Mass Capacity mode, the telephone's memory is mounted as a removable drive by the PC operating system and can't be utilized by the actual telephone. That is the justification for why a few telephones just permit an embedded memory card to be mounted in Mass Capacity mode consequently keeping their framework parcel unavailable on the PC in this mode.