Dear Developers, I am using WhatsApp and the number registered on it is no longer working i have switched it from one device to another using helium backup and now its no more working on Samsung A50s. Can anyone help me to either root the device without any data loss of APPS so that i can use titanium backup or help to make a backup of WhatsApp with data to byepass verification.
I shall be very thankful to you.
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Hello friends,
Calling out to all my TB experts here. In my failed quest to Backup and Restore my LARGE SMS/MMS data (46000) messages, from ROM to ROM, I have run into a latest lead by a forum user here, who has yet to give me the specific directions to doing this backup and restore in TB.
He said, if I backup and restore using Titanium Backup using the "SNAPSHOT" method, then my messages could be restored in minutes, even if I have a million messages!! This process has taken me 48 hours of Airplane Mode, using the SMS Backup and Restore app, and about 12 hours using the Titanium Backup System Data Backup and Restore (which ended up not working, as the messages wouldn't show up in my messaging app in the new ROM).
So, my request to you experts:
Can someone PLEASE give me Step by Step directions to conducting a "SNAPSHOT" messages Backup in Titanium Backup, and then Step by Step guide on how to restore the same way? I would SO DEEPLY APPRECIATE THIS!!!
Thanks in advance for any merciful and knowledable folks out there!
P.S. Do you guys think this method would work going from a Sense ROM to a AOSP like CM10? Thanks again!
Hello developers,
I'm new android user, please help me to backup android application and its data.
How to backup all data and application without root... I want to backup apk files as well as apps data.....
e.g. if I backup whatsup app apk then it should also backup its data means all msgs setting and all..
If you know any solution please let me know....
Please don't tell me how to backup apk files... Kies itself can be used for that... at-least I know about it...
Thanks
vinayak.etx said:
Hello developers,
I'm new android user, please help me to backup android application and its data.
How to backup all data and application without root... I want to backup apk files as well as apps data.....
e.g. if I backup whatsup app apk then it should also backup its data means all msgs setting and all..
If you know any solution please let me know....
Please don't tell me how to backup apk files... Kies itself can be used for that... at-least I know about it...
Thanks
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Have you tried using : Helium?
Yeahh.. I have tried that too.... but it also get failed to restore the apps data [app like,Whatsup..... ]
vinayak.etx said:
Yeahh.. I have tried that too.... but it also get failed to restore the apps data [app like,Whatsup..... ]
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whatsapp have an in built backup I think check settings-chat settings in whatsapp
it will restore automatically upon installing whatsapp
sangalaxy said:
whatsapp have an in built backup I think check settings-chat settings in whatsapp
it will restore automatically upon installing whatsapp
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No man... it wont work as you saying.. :/
I think there is a app in play store
Plz google it
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Hi
I'm new to rooting and custom roms, so far I've rooted my s3 (i9305) and added a custom recovery. I'm currently looking for a custom rom to update the stock version I'm currently running (4.1.2). I have titanium backup installed and everything is backed up, however many of the posts I've read suggest not to restore apps + data from titanium backup. Can anyone explain why, is it just titanium backup that causes problems? What about using other backup apps like helium? Can I restore just the apps using titanium backup, or should I download from the play store instead?
For me the most important stuff is contacts and calendars (which are in my google account), so that's easy as I just re-add my account. My call logs and SMS are backup to my google account using SMS backup, so I assume it's ok to restore this data as well, I'd also like to be able to restore my firefox data.
Any advice would be appreciated to a noob, I know how to do it, just want to know what the potential risks are of restoring apps and data.
Thanks
Dave
Try app backup and restore if you have a lot of apps it could potentially take up quite a bit of space but you could always backup to cloud ,or external hard drive, or flash drive
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videodj said:
Hi
I'm new to rooting and custom roms, so far I've rooted my s3 (i9305) and added a custom recovery. I'm currently looking for a custom rom to update the stock version I'm currently running (4.1.2). I have titanium backup installed and everything is backed up, however many of the posts I've read suggest not to restore apps + data from titanium backup. Can anyone explain why, is it just titanium backup that causes problems? What about using other backup apps like helium? Can I restore just the apps using titanium backup, or should I download from the play store instead?
For me the most important stuff is contacts and calendars (which are in my google account), so that's easy as I just re-add my account. My call logs and SMS are backup to my google account using SMS backup, so I assume it's ok to restore this data as well, I'd also like to be able to restore my firefox data.
Any advice would be appreciated to a noob, I know how to do it, just want to know what the potential risks are of restoring apps and data.
Thanks
Dave
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It is normally okay for u to restore apps. But not recommended if u are coming from touchwiz to aosp roms. The frameworks are different and u may experience force closes. U can try to see if u have force closes.
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videodj said:
Hi
I'm new to rooting and custom roms, so far I've rooted my s3 (i9305) and added a custom recovery. I'm currently looking for a custom rom to update the stock version I'm currently running (4.1.2). I have titanium backup installed and everything is backed up, however many of the posts I've read suggest not to restore apps + data from titanium backup. Can anyone explain why, is it just titanium backup that causes problems? What about using other backup apps like helium? Can I restore just the apps using titanium backup, or should I download from the play store instead?
For me the most important stuff is contacts and calendars (which are in my google account), so that's easy as I just re-add my account. My call logs and SMS are backup to my google account using SMS backup, so I assume it's ok to restore this data as well, I'd also like to be able to restore my firefox data.
Any advice would be appreciated to a noob, I know how to do it, just want to know what the potential risks are of restoring apps and data.
Thanks
Dave
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use titanum backup dude and restore app+data to save u data
VerlyAnanda said:
use titanum backup dude and restore app+data to save u data
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Obvious troll is obvious.
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I have my company's email configure on my phone, basically its gmail account. So I have google device policy app also installed.
I keep on flashing new roms, everytime I flash new rom, I have to ask my company's it administrator to reactivate my email.
I tried using titanium backup pro to backup and restore, its works. Can someone tell me exactly which app and data needs to be backup, so I don't have to backup all the app and data
Dear Developers, I am using WhatsApp and the number registered on it is no longer working i have switched it from one device to another using helium backup and now its no more working on Samsung A50s. Can anyone help me to either root the device without any data loss of APPS so that i can use titanium backup or help to make a backup of WhatsApp with data to byepass verification.
I shall be very thankful to you.