[coffee-turtle]

The KeyOne is Android so no BlackBerry Link or any Desktop solution.
The KeyOne is not rooted and bootloader is locked, so no TWRP and no Titanium Backup.

What kind of backup/restore solutions have you used for your KeyOne's customizations, apps, and data?

Thank you.

[thurask]

The website for the KEYone suggests Google's cloud backup: https://www.blackberrymobile.com/sup...evice-help/#67

Or in less terse terms: https://help.blackberry.com/en/priv/...lp/backup.html

[coffee-turtle]

The website for the KEYone suggests Google's cloud backup: https://www.blackberrymobile.com/sup...evice-help/#67

Or in less terse terms: https://help.blackberry.com/en/priv/...lp/backup.html

Thanks again @thurask. I'll have to employ a number of those methods then.
No simple one-stop shop.
:-(

[anon(870071)]

The website for the KEYone suggests Google's cloud backup: https://www.blackberrymobile.com/sup...evice-help/#67

Or in less terse terms: https://help.blackberry.com/en/priv/...lp/backup.html

Great the mobile site has alot of support answers! Just poking around!

[doubleeh]

The lack of a *complete* backup like we had with BlackBerry Link is one of the bigger disappointments that I've encountered with Android. I've tried out a few solutions like Helium, My Back Pro, and MobileGo but none is as comprehensive as I'd like.

It's nice that contacts, texts conversations and some apps can be backed up but it would really be nice to also be able to have all my system settings and app data backed up too.

[denning]

anyone find a solution?

[Cyprusberry]

As some replies above said, there is no complete solution in Android. I use MyBackup Pro which is ok for my data and contacts.

[Moon_Man]

With rooted devices I think there is an complete backup. But with blackberry there is no rooting

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[anon(3641385)]

Thanks again @thurask. I'll have to employ a number of those methods then.
No simple one-stop shop.
:-(

Be aware that whilst the 'app' is backed up the data contained within is not. Have a look at the size of these google backed up files. In particular, antenna pod has many many megabytes of files on my priv, and shows as 3.1kb!?!?