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If you are transferring from an iOS device to an Android device, Smart Switch will try to download an Android alternative to your apps.

The Google Play Store and the Apple App Store are two seperate sites and have a different selection of games and apps.Make sure that you know your login details for any apps you wish to use on the new phone Smart Switch may not be able to transfer login details to specific apps, such as mobile banking apps.Any apps that haven't been downloaded through the Play Store will need to be downloaded manually.Make sure you have performed a backup or saved your data before logging into apps on your new phone
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Receive a code on iPhone > input the code on the Samsung > choose the content you need to move to iPhone > Continue. Set up your new iPhone > come to Apps & Data > choose Move Data from Android > Continue.
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Many apps that require you to sign in with a username and password store data on their own servers. Get Move to iOS from Google Play to your Samsung device > click Agree > Continue.Find out more about transfering WhatsApp chats. Most app data will transfer, however any secure or encrypted data (i.e WhatsApp chats) will not be transferred.Although Smart Switch makes transferring your information easy, there is some data that it can't transfer.

I also don't remember if carrier activation was before or after the restore, so I don't remember if I was without a working iPhone for a while.This depends on your device. I don't remember what I did last year - probably backed up to iCloud and used QuickStart then restored from iCloud. I've seen the terse answer to use QuickStart and a reference to the Apple article on using QuickStart, but in classic Apple fashion it just gives steps to take and says nothing about speed or reliability or restrictions on mobility or proximity between devices. Next, click 'Restore' in the middle of the interface. Then use the USB cable to connect Android to this computer. Wait for several minutes-Mutsapper will convert the iPhone backup package to Android backup format. Click the button - 'Start to copy', and the APP will transfer the WhatsApp backup package on your iPhone to your Android phone. Select 'Phone Backup' from the main screen. Open Mutsapper and then you need to authorize it to access the iOS device. Over Wifi using a Wifi connection to the Mac (though I'm not sure this is an option).Ĭan anyone shed any light on the process? Connect your Android device to your computer Download, install, and run the program on your computer. Over lightning using a USB connection to the Mac. I have a Netgear Orbi AX6000 Wifi 6 mesh with a router and two satellites connected over a dedicated Wifi 6 link and even so a sync will occasionally hang and require a reboot of the Mac, some times even having to force the Mac down because the hang doesn't appear to be recoverable making me power off the Mac and disk check all the attached disks.Ĭould it be that moving to a different satellite node causes the hang? Does the iPhone need to stay within bluetooth range of the Mac or some other weird thing?Īnyway, I'm looking for the fastest and most dependable way to do the restore of a new phone from backup. I know that syncing an iPhone and Mac can be problematic over Wifi - even with a rock solid Wifi connection. Which is faster and more dependable? Restore from an iCloud backup or from a Mac? In preparation I've begun backing up to iCloud, though I normally back up to my Mac. The article implies that once the negotiation takes place the user can restore from an iCloud backup or from a Mac. I've seen one answer on the forum which seems to imply the fastest transfer method is QuickStart.įrom the Apple article referenced (and some other reading), it appears that QuickStart simply exchanges some data so the new device can use the Wifi network and iCloud account. I'm looking for the fastest way to transfer data from the old phone to the new phone.
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What is the fastest way to transfer data to a new iPhone? I'm currently using an iPhone 12 Pro Max and will soon be moving to an iPhone 13 Pro Max (both 512 GB).
