Hi,
I'm familiar with Titanium Backup and know it has the feature to allow bakcup to various cloud storage services like Google Drive. However, I would like to have my apps backed up to OneDrive which doesn't seem to be supported by any app.
Does anyone have an idea, if there is an app out there, that supports backup to OneDrive directly or at least generate the backup locally and then upload it automatically?
Thanks for any help!
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Is there a way to view or administer the apps that are backed up by Google. Typically when I flash a different rom google will begin installing the backed-up apps. However there usually is a handful of apps that get installed that I had uninstalled some time in the past. Is there a way to view the backup list and make changes to it?
any changed need to be made or could i back it up like you do when transferring to other phones?
anyone know? can i backup the google accounts on the device too?
Titanium FAQ's see http://www.titaniumtrack.com/kb/titanium-backup-kb/titanium-backup-technical-faq.html#backup-restore-across-ROM
Hi!
Is it just my phone or is Helium unable to backup Chrome? I can't find it in the list of backup and I have tons of login sessions and login/passwords I'd like to keep safe and backup.
Use Titanium Backup instead, works better.
Hi,
Due to a problem with the app on Xiaomi redmi note 3 (been told me here) I was adviced to install the whatsapp plus.
I moving right now to Xiaomi Mi5S and made a backup.
But the regular app does not accept it.
Thanks for your help.
Backup in sdcard or google drive??
Not sure if i completely underatood.
Maybe you meant to copy the backup file of the plus ver to Google drive folder in the sd?
Than install the Play store version and the app will pull the backup from there?
But what if the folder names of the plus ver are defferent on the regular app?
Thanks!
shabydog said:
Not sure if i completely underatood.
Maybe you meant to copy the backup file of the plus ver to Google drive folder in the sd?
Than install the Play store version and the app will pull the backup from there?
But what if the folder names of the plus ver are defferent on the regular app?
Thanks!
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There is an option in the what's app settings to backup all the data to Google drive.
See if the plus version has that ...if so use that to backup to google drive.
There is no use of uploading folder to drive
Also post some more info...
Regarding the file structure of the backup of the plus variant
Hi,
No option of chosing where to upload the backup to any where other than sd
Dont know what to tell you about the "structure".
The backup file called - msgstore.db.crypt12
Is it helpful?
Thanks very much
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therohanchawla said:
There is an option in the what's app settings to backup all the data to Google drive.
See if the plus version has that ...if so use that to backup to google drive.
There is no use of uploading folder to drive
Also post some more info...
Regarding the file structure of the backup of the plus variant
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In my 5t when I try to backup the WA+ data, I am not seeing/getting the option to back it up to Google drive. My other phones with WA+ are showing the option to backup data to the drive. When I click on backup it says backing up data, then it is completed till 100% and boom nothing happens. Where is it backing up the data and where is Gdrive option?
Hello,
Is there any way of recovering backup data from a backup made through the built in backup android feature that saves the backup to google drive? To be more specific, I would need access to SMSs. I do not have an access to the original phone.
Is there a way to recover the backup on lineageos or a VM?
Thanks in advance.
The_Aurora said:
Hello,
Is there any way of recovering backup data from a backup made through the built in backup android feature that saves the backup to google drive? To be more specific, I would need access to SMSs. I do not have an access to the original phone.
Is there a way to recover the backup on lineageos or a VM?
Thanks in advance.
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Your files in stored on Google Drive can be reached from any smartphone, tablet, or computer. So wherever you go, your files follow.
jwoegerbauer said:
Your files in stored on Google Drive can be reached from any smartphone, tablet, or computer. So wherever you go, your files follow.
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I don't mean regular google drive files but phone backups. The ones that contain things like call logs, messages, apps, etc. Example link where my backups are located: drive.google.com/drive/u/0/backups
The_Aurora said:
I don't mean regular google drive files but phone backups. The ones that contain things like call logs, messages, apps, etc. Example link where my backups are located: drive.google.com/drive/u/0/backups
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Believe me I know the files what can get backed up by means of Google Drive app. But obviously you don't know what the term file means in the world of computers - here: Android device. FYI: A file is a container in a computer system for storing information / data.