- Google's "Restore Anytime" feature makes transferring data to new Android phones hassle-free, even after initial setup.
- The new "Multi-Transport-D2D-Transport" protocol accelerates data transfer, reducing it from hours to minutes.
- While limitations exist, Google's upgrades enhance the Android experience, prioritizing user convenience in device switching.
Switching to any new Android phone might soon become a breeze with a slew of upgrades to the Google data migration tool. As reported by Android Authority, you can now say goodbye to the “one-time setup only” frustration – Google releases “Restore Anytime” which enables data transfer after setup without limitation.
Google Data Migration Tool Upgrade: Switching to a New Android Phone Just Got Easier
The faster the transition, the “Multi-Transport-D2D-Transport” protocol is utilized, which relies on both Wi-Fi and wired connections simultaneously. This means a huge amount of data transfer will take minutes instead of hours.
On the other hand, a few issues should be kept in mind. “Restore Anytime” is based on the previously used devices that can only be used for transferring data, and the customized settings on the new phone will not be updated during the migration.
Although these limitations can be noticeable, the improvements provided by Google increase the comfort of experience when it comes to changing the devices. This goes in line with Google’s move to upgrade the Android ecosystem aiming at higher user convenience.
