[ale] Android backup solutions?

[DJ-Pfulio]

I don't use google either. My contacts are my own business.

For backups, if your device is rooted, then Titanium Backup is pretty easy.
I've used it a few times. On non-rooted devices, it has some capabilities or it did.

Or you can use ADB from a linux machine to backup stuff.  I've used that a few
times for non-rooted devices. I prefer the ADB method.

Both of these will backup APKs so you can side-load them onto a new device.
That's handy should you want to avoid newer versions of an app that may have
added "features" you don't consider features at all.

On 12/22/18 2:49 PM, James Taylor via Ale wrote:
> I don't use google, but if you do, you can back up to google, and when you sign in with google on the new phone, there will be an option to restore. 
> I generally just reinstall the apps I need when I do a clean install.
> I use Novel launcher, so I can backup and restore with it's builtin feature.
> I use a usb connection to copy all off the data not synced otherwise to my computer, usually just pictures.
> One other thing I use an app called  sms backiup & restore by synctech pty ltd
> -jt
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> 
> James Taylor
> 678-697-9420
> james.taylor at eastcobbgroup.com
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>>>> Alex Carver via Ale <ale at ale.org> 12/21/2018 6:46 PM >>> 
> Anyone know a good backup solution for Android that can pull just about
> everything out of the phone to be restored to another?  My phone's
> charging circuits died and I had to go get a new phone.  I have an
> external charger for the battery so I'll be able to get the phone up and
> running and connected via wireless but I need to be able to suck off all
> the data like application settings, etc. and push them to the new phone.