Google Reportedly Updating Android Backup to ‘Backup by Google One’

Google is reportedly rolling out ‘Backup by Google One’ replace to Android customers and it’ll deliver collectively all Android backups to at least one place. Android backups presently solely embody app knowledge, SMS, name historical past, contacts, and another knowledge. With Backup by Google One, customers will be capable of hold their images, movies, and MMS messages backed up as properly. This new backup possibility is anticipated to be out there straight in Android settings, apart from the devoted Google One app and web site.

Google launched the Google One unified backups app again in May 2018 that gave customers extra storage at decrease costs. Aside from the usual Android backup system that features app knowledge, name historical past, contacts, SMS, and machine preferences, Google One permits customers to additionally again up their images, movies, and MMS messages. Now, in keeping with a report by 9to5Google, Android is getting a brand new ‘Backup by Google One’ possibility that can deliver the unified backup performance proper within the Settings.

Along with the Google One devoted app and the web site, Android customers will be capable of again up their knowledge to Google One service from throughout the backup settings on their telephone. The report provides that the ‘Backup by Google One’ possibility will include settings to allow or disable backing up of MMS messages in addition to images and movies. It is anticipated to be out there for all Google accounts as they get 15GB free storage.

As per the report, the brand new setting is beginning to roll out to Android 8.0 units and might be extra extensively out there over the approaching weeks. It will seemingly exchange the default Android backup possibility in Settings > System > Backup.

In September 2019, an computerized telephone backup function was added to the Google One app for Android customers. Then final 12 months, the app was made out there on iOS as properly.


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