Did you get a new Alcatel mobile phone and want to transfer all of your data from your old phone to the new one? You can do this easily by following some quick steps.

Alcatel to Alcatel

• Manually back up data & settings on your old phone

1. 1. Open your phone’s Settings app.
   2. Tap System > Backup. If these steps don’t match your phone’s settings, try searching your settings app for backup, or get help from your device manufacturer.
   3. Turn on Google Photos to backup your photos & videos
   4. Tap Back up now > Continue.

• Restore backed-up data & settings

1. 1. When you add your Google Account to a phone that’s been set up, what you’d previously backed up for that Google Account gets transferred onto the new phone.

Any Android to Alcatel

• Manually back up data & settings

1. 1. Open your phone’s Settings app.
   2. Tap System > Backup. If these steps don’t match your phone’s settings, try searching your settings app for backup, or get help from your device manufacturer.
   3. Turn on Google Photos to backup your photos & videos
   4. Tap Back up now > Continue.

• Restore backed-up data & settings

1. 1. When you add your Google Account to a phone that’s been set up, what you’d previously backed up for that Google Account gets transferred onto the new phone.

iPhone to Alcatel

1. Get Google Drive
   Make sure you have the latest version of Google Drive on your iPhone, then sign in to Drive with your Google Account. If you don’t have a Google Account, you can create one after you download Drive.
   Back up your stuff
   Back up your content in Google Drive. Pull up Settings in Google Drive, then tap Backup. You can pick specific things to store, or do it all at once. Your choice.
2. Turn off iMessage
   Go to Settings and turn off iMessage on your iPhone. Also turn off FaceTime. So you won’t miss any messages or calls once you’ve switched to Android.
3. Sign in on your new phone
   Sign in on your Android device with the same Google Account you used during backup. And just like that, you’re in. Your data will automatically be available in your Google Contacts, Calendar and Photos apps.
4. Say Hello to Android
   Welcome to the world of Android. All your stuff is just where it should be: your calendar events, contacts, photos and videos.