How to backup and store your what’s app massages

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Last month, I have to finish Phone app from my iPhone port and put WhatsApp in its place. I don’t remember the last time I finished a phone call, but I perhaps launch WhatsApp close to a hundred times a day. There are dozens of WhatsApp groups forever screaming for notice — a grade school friends group, college classmates, family members, and more. In all, I have more than 84,000 messages and nearly 1,800 pictures in WhatsApp. That’s a fair large piece of data that would be gone forever if I ever lost my phone or dropped it in the toilet.

How to back up your what’s app?

On an iPhone, it’s really simple. WhatsApp uses iCloud to back up not just text messages but also all received and outgoing media like photos, videos, and voice messages.

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To start a backup, tap the Settings button on the menu bar at the footer of WhatsApp. Head over to Chat Settings, and next tap Chat Backup. Here, you can manually start a backup by tapping the Back Up Now button. Or you can set WhatsApp to automatically back up your stuff daily, weekly, or monthly. WhatsApp will begin to back up automatically only if your phone is plugged in. But make sure you’re attached to a WiFi network, because it will happily start backing itself up over your data plan! Backups can be huge — hundreds of megabytes if you’re an energetic user.

How to backup what’s app massages if you cahnge your iphone?

If you change iPhones, you’ll be promoted to bring back WhatsApp from a backup the first time you install it. As long as you’re using the similar iCloud account, you should be capable to pick up right where you left off.

On an Android, stuff get a little more complex. If your phone has a microSD card, that’s what WhatsApp will back up to by default. To start a backup, open WhatsApp and strike the Menu button. Navigate to Settings → Chat Settings and then hit Backup Conversations. just go over the microSD card to your new phone to restore WhatsApp conversations.

If your Android phone doesn’t have a microSD card, set off through the same steps on top of. WhatsApp will back up to your phone’s interior memory at this path: /sdcard/WhatApp/. You will need to shift this folder from your old phone to the same folder on your new phone by copying it to a computer.