How do you transfer apps to a new Android phone?

Whether you're upgrading to a new Android phone, or resetting your phone, it's incredibly easy to restore apps and settings. Google automatically backs up data like: contacts, calendar entries, call logs, Do Not Disturb settings, and more to Google Drive allowing you to pick up where you left off.

Here's how to restore apps and settings when moving to a new Android phone:

1- How to activate the backup service on Android:

BEFORE YOU START DATA RECOVERY; You must make sure that the backup service is running on your current phone by following these steps:

Now that you have enabled the Android backup service, your system settings and app data will be automatically saved to Google Drive. And when you switch to a new phone, you can count on this service to restore your settings, apps, and associated data.

2- How to restore apps and settings on a new Android phone:

Restoring the apps is pretty straightforward, and you will be able to do it during the initial setup if you haven't set up and configured your new phone yet, but if you've already set up your phone and you haven't restored your data, you can reset the phone to factory settings and start the setup process over.

While restoring your data in the background, you can continue with the process of setting up and configuring your new device, such as: setting the screen lock, adding a fingerprint, and setting up the Google Assistant.