Google will soon be launching a “Switch to Android” app allowing users to move from iPhone to Android without losing their data. Since both mobile ecosystems are completely different, switching from one to the other has always been a task. But once Google will roll out the 'Switch to Android’ feature it will become pretty easy to move from iOS to android. The users willing to transfer their data from the iPhone will be able to do it wirelessly using the Android phone as a hotspot.
While transferring the messages from iPhone to Android phone, the app asks for iMessage to be turned off while the app transfers all photos, videos, calendar events, and contacts available locally on the device, and the iCloud transfers data directly to Google Drive.
The new app can be downloaded from the App Store. Note that users will be required to have iOS 12 or later on their iPhone to use the Switch to Android app. The app will ask for a series of permissions to access data on the user's iPhone, in order to complete the transfer to an Android device. The App Privacy section will show location, contact information, user content, usage information, identifiers, and other data under “Data Linked to You”.
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Open your iPhone and head to the App Store. Search for Switch to Android app.
Now, launch the app, click on the Start button, and scan the QR code shown on your Android phone.
Next, select your iPhone from the list of devices shown on your android phone.
Now, select the toggles for Contacts, Calendar events, Photos, and Videos and then click on Continue.
Once the copying process is completed, disable iMessage by going to the Settings tab.
Also, request a copy of your iCloud data by tapping Start request on the next screen.
Once done, close the app and complete the setup on your Android phone.
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