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Are you switching from Android to iPhone?
If so, you might want to transfer data like apps,
photos,
contacts,
or WhatsApp messages to your iPhone.
In this video, I’m going to walk you through 2 free methods.
We’ll start with the Move to iOS App,
Then Shareit,
And then if you want, how to transfer WhatsApp with iCareFone Transfer.
So, let’s dive in!
The official free method is to use the Move to iOS App.
You can install it from Play Store.
Once done, open it up.
follow the on-screen instructions until we get to the Enter One-Time Code screen,
To get this Code from the iPhone,
we’ll need to reset it to factory settings.
If you prefer to keep your data, move on to our next method shareit.
To ensure a stable transfer, let’s connect both devices into power.
Now we open the settings app on the iPhone,
Go to general,
Scroll down to the bottom,
Tap Transfer or Reset iPhone,
Then go on to erase all content and settings.
Enter your Apple ID password when prompted.
Well done, let’s go ahead and set it up.
This step we make sure to connect the iPhone to the same network as the Android.
On the Apps & Data screen, we select Move Data from Android,
Tap continue, we’ll see the One-time code required by the Move to iOS App.
Go ahead and enter it on your Android.
Tap connect when prompted.
And now we got a list of data we can bring to the iPhone.
And on the bottom, you can find WhatsApp.
Go ahead and select the data you want to transfer.
For WhatsApp, we got this 2 extra steps.
Ok, now let’s continue.
Here we go, the transfer process has begun.
Well done, it says transfer complete.
Let’s continue to set up the iPhone.
As we can see, the applications have been migrated.
All we have to do, is download them from App Store one by one.
And all the other data we selected, such as photos,
contacts have also been transferred perfectly.
For WhatsApp, make sure you have downloaded it from App Store.
Then go ahead and sign in to your account.
Once verified your phone number,
you’ll get this Move chats from Android option.
Tap start.
Allow permission to your photos when prompted.
Now it says chats history moved to iPhone,
tap next to proceed.
Set up the profile.
And here we go.
All our WhatsApp chats are here.
They have been migrated perfectly.
Sometimes you might just want to share some files from Android,
and prefer not to erase anything on the iPhone.
Then Shareit would be a nice choice for you,
which is available in both play store and App Store.
Once open it, allow it permission to your files.
On the Android, tap send.
We can send files like apps, photos, music, etc.
Let’s take photos for example.
Make a selection, then tap Send.
Make sure both devices are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
If the match failed, tap the triple-dot right here.
Tap connect to iOS.
Then follow the instruction to join this temporary network on your iPhone.
Tap got it, and then scan the QR code.
Here we go.
The transfer is fast.
Let’s try some music files.
This is awesome.
Unfortunately, Shareit doesn’t support WhatsApp Transfer.
But don’t worry, we can do it using iCareFone Transfer.
Install it from play store.
Connect each device with an USB-C to lightning cable.
Choose iCareFone as the app for USB device.
Now we go to WhatsApp settings,
Tap Chats,
Chats backup,
Make sure Back up to Google drive is set to never.
Then tap back up to create a local backup.
Ok, now we switch to iCareFone, tap Transfer WhatsApp data.
Select Android to iOS.
Choose the backup we just created.
Select the data types we want to transfer.
Tap next to continue.
Make sure find my iPhone is turned off,
Then we sign in to WhatsApp on the iPhone.
Skip restoring from iCloud.
There’s no data yet.
Let’s tap logged in on Android to complete the last step.
Well done, it says Transfer completed.
Wait for your iPhone to finish restarting.
As you can see, all the applications and files are still there.
and WhatsApp chats have been migrated perfectly.
That's all for today.
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