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Device to device transfer is similar to encrypted iTunes/Finder backups. Both copy over passwords and other sensitive info (passwords, wifi settings, health data). The end result is that the new device should be essentially identical to the old one. iCloud backup/restore is similar to unencrypted iTunes/Finder backups.
Step 6. Open Notes app Find and check your note, and see if it's the historical version. Step 7. Recover the latest version Once you've made a copy of the historical version of your doc. Now you may want to recover the notes to the latest version again. Simply replace the three files with the original backup.
53. Sep 23, 2023. #12. Frankfurt said: first time did iPhone to iPhone (12P to 15PM) vs iCloud restore always before. Went flawless even including watch transfer and (to my surprise) the device mgmt software of my employer. I'm grumpy because my non-Gmail/iCloud email didn't come over.
--or to remove it, to merge the iCloud data of X with latest data of all other apps from iTunes backup that I create today, right before restoring from iCloud, per this: Now restore your iPhone to the latest backup you just made which is as per Step 3. This will not erase or replace the apps you installed and restored via iCloud. It will only ...
That is why you're finding that "Googling online it says it can take 1-4 hours per gb to restore from an iCloud backup" - because there's just too many variables involved. In fact, there are places in the world where 1Gb of data would take even longer than 4hrs to download. As for your thinking that maybe it would be "faster to restore from ...
iCloud can move all but security app passwords if you have iCloud Keychain enabled on your iPhone and make a new backup and make sure you have iCloud set to "On" for Passwords and Keychain. You should also double check all your Saved to iCloud setting as set to what you actually want to save to iCloud. Tap Settings, tap your name, then choose ...
According to this Google Community answer, you should be able to restore from iCloud and it will work. If you back up your information using iCloud, you can restore your iPhone or iPad from iCloud, and you’ll be able to use the previous version of our Google Authenticator app.
1. I just got around this problem. Setup the phone as a new phone, not from backup. Go to General > Updates and update to iOS 8.3. Go to General > Reset and Reset all Data and Content. This will keep the iOS version on the as 8.3. Now you can setup the phone and restore those new backups! Share. Improve this answer.
Sep 24, 2021. #1. I’m setting up my iPhone 13 pro from backup and experiencing an extremely slow restore. The initial estimated time was 15min. It’s slowly increased to 2h without making any progress. I’ve restarted the process three times now with the same results. Looking at my router I’m seeing around 500kbs download from the phone ...
2) Erase all settings and data, restore from the iCloud backup and input passwords in all the pop up windows once it reboots. 2) Open photos app gallery to see photos downloading and show the progress message "downloading xx of x,xxx". 3) Left it on this photo screen and did not touch the phone at all for the entire restore.