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How to Backup Everything on Rooted and Non-rooted Android Phones - Pammy - 04-24-2015 How to Backup Everything on Rooted and Non-rooted Android Phones Whether you want to Root Your Android Phones or install a Custom Rom it’s recommended to firstly backup your phone data. By backing your phone, so that if something does go wrong, you will not lose all of your data that you have most likely spent months or years accumulating. Now let’s find out how to backup everything, including apps, contacts, messages, photos, settings and more, on rooted and non-rooted Android phones How to Backup on Non-rooted Android Phones 1. Backup apps, contact, and phone settings For users who want to backup your phone without using third party apps, you can use Google account to backup your apps, contact, settings, etc. To do it, go to Settings -> backup and reset. Make sure ‘backup my data’ and ‘automatic restore’ options are checked, and on the ‘backup account’, select the Google account to which you’d like to sync your data. Then go to your Google account and check all the ‘sync’ options available. Now, your data will be restored whenever you set up your phone with that same Gmail account. [img=500x0]http://www.androidtipsz.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/backup-on-android.png[/img] If you prefer to use third-party apps, I recommend My Backup. This is a lite version of MyBackup Pro, which is a paid version of the app. This app is by far the most easy-to-usebackup app for non-rooted device. You can backup your phone data to SD card or to cloud service at no extra cost. 2. Backup photos, music, and videos As Google does not have a native backup service for photos, music and videos yet, so you’ll have to backup them manually by copying it to your computer or external hard drives. 3. Backup text messages If you’re just concerned with your SMS messages, you can use a free app called SMSBackup+ to backup your text messages in the cloud. The app will automatically backup your SMS, MMS and call log entries to Gmail and store them under a new label ‘SMS’. How to Backup on Rooted Android Phones If you’ve rooted your phone then you can easily backup your apps, text messages, settings, etc, by using a backup app. In this case, I recommend you to use the Titanium Backup app. It is the most powerful Android backup app available in the market today. In addition to backing up the data to SD card, it can also backup to the cloud service like Dropbox, Box and Google Drive. Here’s the quick tutorial:
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