Y ou c an back up content, data, and settings from your phone to your Google Account. You can restore your backed up information to the original phone or to some other Android phones. You can't use …

Back up your device If you're ever locked out of your Google Account, recovery options can help you get back in. Learn more about account recovery for Google One members.

1. Back up your phone Next: 2. Restore your contacts You can set up your phone to automatically back up your files. The fastest way to transfer your apps, messages, call history, and settings is to back up …

Back up your photos & videos You can automatically save your photos and videos to your Google Account when you turn on backup. Turn on back up Tip: It can take a while to complete a backup. …

To back up device contacts without saving them as Google contacts, learn how to back up data on your Android device. Stop device & SIM contacts sync & remove contacts from your Google Account To …

Back up your data 3. Back up your photos Next: 4. Set up your Calendar You can automatically save your photos and videos to your Google Account with Backup. Make sure to do this on your old phone …

Tip: You can use up to 4 accounts at one time with Google Drive for desktop. Learn how to use multiple accounts at the same time. Use multiple accounts at the same time You can use up to 4 accounts at …

Your backed-up photos and videos are private and viewable only by you on your signed-in devices unless shared. You can back up photos and videos to only one Google Account at a time.

Turn on Back up recordings over data Back up while roaming. Tip: If you back up with your mobile network, charges from your service provider may apply. Back up & find recordings on your Google …

Your backed-up photos and videos are private and viewable only by you on your signed-in devices unless shared. You can back up photos and videos to only one Google Account at a time.