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Are you looking for a way to back up Android contacts? We know how important it is to preserve the contacts numbers of friends and family in order to keep in touch with them. But there is a chance we could lose those contacts if we don't have them stored away somewhere safe.  In this post, you will learn 3 simple ways you can backup your contacts on your Android device. So let's get started.  How to backup your Android contacts  Method 1: Sync contacts to your Google account  By default, contacts, Android devices automatically backup call history, app settings, text messages, and more to Google drive. But you can also have this done manually.  Since Google owns the Android, it comes as no surprise that its services are very well integrated with devices powered by Android and one of the services it provides is the ability to save contacts to Google’s servers. With just your Google account, you can have your contacts saved in the cloud, and you can retrieved them if your phone g

If you have a computer, you surely know how important backing up files is. For a mobile phone user, this should be a must if you do not want lose precious data when your device is gets missing, spoilt, or worse, stolen. Your backed up data can come in handy when you are switching to a new phone.  You can backup all your data online called a cloud storage. One popular online cloud storage is Google Drive. A good thing about Google Drive is that it is free and you don't need to worry about storage space since it won't count it in your account.  By default, the Google backup service is turned on after you first set up your phone. This automatically backup your contacts, call logs, text messages, calendars, app data, and device settings to Drive, so that you'll be able to restore them to a new phone or to the same phone if you perform a factory reset. You only need to log onto your Google account during initial setup configuration and your data will be synced with your Google a

Due to WhatsApp's privacy policy, millions of users left to join Telegram to seek more freedom and privacy. In January 2021, Telegram reached more than 500 million monthly active users, and it also became the most downloaded app worldwide which has now exceeded 1 billion downloads globally.  Because of the rising popularity of this instant messaging service, it seems imperative to consider one problem many new users have been facing, which WhatsApp is better at - backing up Telegram chats history.  See Also :  How to Backup and Restore Your WhatsApp Messages On Your Android Phone Unlike WhatsApp, Telegram presently has no automatic chat backup feature which should help users to easily export their chats and share with others or transfer them to another messaging app. So users will have to backup their chats themselves manually.  There are several ways in which you can backup your Telegram messages. Below are a number of methods you can use to save your precious data.  How to Backup

Since WhatsApp came up with their privacy rules, many users seeking more freedom and privacy migrated to other rival messaging services and one of such services is Telegram.  Telegram provides end-to-end encrypted voice and video calls and optional end-to-end encrypted "secret" chats. You can send text and voice messages, make voice and video calls, and share an unlimited number of images, documents (2 GB per file), user locations, animated stickers, contacts, and audio files. Telegram is one of the most popular apps today with over 500 million active users and a billion downloads. If you are among those who migrated from WhatsApp to Telegram but don't know how to take your chats with you, then the simple steps below will be able to help you. Mind you, you won't be able to take all your chats at the same time. You will have to do that one at a time.  Enter the WhatsApp. Open a chat.  Hit the 3-dot menu at the top right.  Tap More . Tap Export Chat . When the Share me

With over two billion users, WhatsApp, which is owned by Facebook, is the most popular and the most downloaded instant messaging service today. You can use the service to send text and voice messages, make voice and video calls, and share images, documents, user locations, and other content.  One good thing about WhatsApp, which puts it ahead of its rivals, is its ability to backup and restore chats history. With this feature, you don't have to worry about losing memorable conversations, or pictures, videos, or audio sent to you.  If you feel that your chats are very important, then it is essential that you constantly have them backed up. If you don't know how to save your WhatsApp chat history, then consider the simple steps below to learn how you can do so.  How to backup WhatsApp  Before you backup your WhatsApp chats, you need to have an active Google account since your chats will be backed up to Google drive. If you already have an account, then you are good to go.  Open W

Just a few years ago, it was rare for mobile phones to consume multiple gigabyte of data. But today, music and video streaming, as well as, the download and update of data-hungry apps that may exceed 100MB in size can wind up GB in a matter of days.  The increasing use of sophisticated phones, the popularity of such video streaming apps like Netflix and YouTube, and the addiction to social network such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, has led to an ever soaring increase in data usage. As a result, consumers see their data explode astronomically.  Understandably, we can't do away with the Internet since our phones will be useless without it. Therefore, we need to know how to manage our data to prevent it from being throttled. The tips below may be able to help do just that.  How to Manage Your Internet Data Usage on Your Android Device  Set up a data limit. Android provides an option for you to monitor your data usage and set a limit and alerts to warn you when you about to go o