How to backup Android Settings
Your phone is laden with your favoured settings, from Wi-Fi passwords to app preferences, and it makes you to get everything simple, the way you like it as took you some work. You may be switching to a modern or new device or maybe you have your accessibility settings set up and you’d wish to load your entire settings just same like in your old phone. So here are tips to backup Android settings so that you can restore on your new Android phone.
Also, whenever you lost your phone accidentally or stolen by other persons, no need to bother. You can get those settings to Google drive, which are in your old phone by following few steps easily.
Sync your settings to the Google server
- Launch the Settings app from your home screen or your app drawer.
- Scroll down and click Accounts.
- Hit on Google. If you have more than one Google account related with your phone, tap the initial account you set your phone up with.
- Hit on each service you want to automatically sync.
If you login with your Google account, you’ll get every synced service, like passwords, and app data, Chrome bookmarks to your other devices like tablet.
Setup Google’s automatic restore
Automatic restore is helpful on the whole, but particularly if you delete an app or service from your phone, later then reinstall it, or reset your phone.
- Launch the Settings app from your home screen or your app drawer.
- Scroll down and tap Backup & reset.
- Tap Back up my data.
- Tap On at the top of the screen.
- Tap back at the top left of the screen.
- Tap Automatic restore on.
This is all about tips to backup Android settings.
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