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#Backing up to debug only private cache android android#
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#Backing up to debug only private cache android android#

USB drives: Root required on Android 11 and below.

SD Cards: Root required on Android 10 and below.

Click on the icon beside the storage information to bring up the switching screen. You can switch SwiftBackup folder location from Internal storage to an SD Card or USB drive from the 'Home' tab in the app. If you don't have root access, the only practical option to backup the private app data is to use backup solutions that shipped with your device (if any) or to use Google backup if your device has Google Play services, etc.ĪDB backup APIs are deprecated by Google and most apps do not work with the ADB backup method anymore. (Refer the previous FAQ for the backup/restore requirements for each app part). No app can access the private data of another app without root access. Among the popular apps, WhatsApp uses this directory on Android 11 and up to store all your media files.Ĭan I backup the private app data like app settings, login details, etc without root? Can't you just use ADB backup?!!? The media directory of apps is located in Android/media/. obb files are called expansions and can be found in Android/obb/ on the internal storage or SD Card. obb files which contain a huge number of resources. ⚠️ Android 11 and up: Root/Shizuku required for both backup & restore ✅ Android 10 and below: No requirement for backup or restore Stored in Android/data/ on the internal storage or SD Card, external data may contain media files, downloaded game resources, ad resources, etc. ⚠️ Shizuku mode (ADB access) cannot read/write at these path This is the most important part to restore apps potentially with their state preserved. The private app data in /data/data/ or /data/user/*/ that stores your app preferences, login info, databases, etc. If device is not rooted or Shizuku service isn't found, you can restore APKs one by one. ⚠️ Root/Shizuku required for batch restoring (installing) APKs. The 'Android Package' installation files (APKs) in /data/app/ which consist of a base.apk and optional Split APKs that contain language/device/feature based resources of the app. Each app part is briefly explained below.

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It can take some trial and error in finding which parts need to be selected for backup/restore of apps you specifically use. Most apps work fine when restored with 'APKs' and 'Data'. You can use any Google account to sign-in the app and still use premium features if the purchasing Google account is signed in Play Store. Will my premium plan work when I sign-in with the other Google account? You simply need to sign-in in the app with the Google account with which you want to sync your backups to Drive. You can only use Google Drive of the account with which you signed in the app. Note that backups taken with anonymous sign-in cannot be used with accounts with Google sign-in and vice-versa.Swift Backup settings for anonymous users can be exported/imported using the options in the app settings, Read more.Cloud backups or premium features cannot be used without Google sign-in. This feature is added specifically for users who only want to use Swift Backup for local backups without any premium features. You can sign-in the app anonymously, offline, without a Google account.

Your account's email address, name and a link to your profile picture all of which is used to setup your unique Swift Backup account. What personal details do you receive when I sign-in with Google in your app? You cannot use the backup files of one Google Account with another. Note that all backup files, whether local or cloud, are tied to a specific Google account.

Reduce financial damages caused by piracy.Verify purchases and activate premium even on devices without Google Play.Protect your backup files with encryption keys that are unique to you without any user input.Cache cloud backup metadata on our servers to reduce network requests to your cloud service.Backup your Swift Backup settings to our servers.Google sign-in is required for cloud backups and all premium features in the app. How about Google Play Family library support? How can I backup/export my Swift Backup settings? How are the encryption passwords for my backups generated/stored?Ĭan I run my backup schedules using automation apps like Tasker, Macrodroid, etc? How do I move my local backups from the device to PC, USB, SD Card or cloud?Ĭan I use a custom folder location for my backups on the device or in cloud?Ĭan I uninstall system apps with Swift Backup? Why the Google Sign-in requirement for premium features and cloud backups?Ĭan I use the app without a Google account?Ĭan I use a different Google Drive account than the one I used to sign-in in Swift Backup?Ĭan I backup app data without root? Can't you just use ADB backup?!!?