How to backup everything you have on Android?

In the digital age, file security on mobile devices is paramount. In case of device change, loss or theft, it is essential to have reliable backups.

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How to backup everything on your Android phone?

How to Backup Automatically on Android

If you're using an Android device, you have several options at your disposal. Google's options for backing up your data.

You can use services like Google Drive, Google One or Google Photos to store up to 15 GB of images, videos and documents for free.

From these platforms, you can choose which files and folders to back up to the cloud or download to your personal computer.

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Those who want to create a backup on their Android device need to set a PIN, pattern or password instead Select Sliding Unlock.

To set up automatic backup on your Android device, follow these simple steps:

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Note that it may take up to 24 hours for a backup to take place with Google One.

Once the process is complete, you will see an 'On' option below the data types you have selected to back up.

Photo and video backup

If you specifically want to backup your photos and videos to Google Photos, you can do so by following these steps:

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To check if the backup completed successfully, you can follow these steps:

Backup benefits

Once your files are backed up, you can enjoy the following benefits:

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