Google will automatically back up your smartphone for free

Google is about to provide Android and iPhone users with a useful feature. It is an automatic data backup feature, completely free and automatic.

Google will backup important data such as contacts, photos and messages. This feature can be enabled with the Google One app, regardless of whether or not a user has a member account.

A Google One application for iOS is also about to be launched by Google, which will be able to help users backup data on iPhone and iPad. The application also allows backing up data with 15GB of free space.

Users can also manage the data has been backed up, in the application or on the Google One website. A suggestion feature will help you free up storage space, by deleting unnecessary data or spam emails.

This is also a feature that Google wants to create to compete with Apple’s iOS. Although the backup feature has been available on Android for a long time, this new backup feature will be more convenient, safer and easier to manage than iCloud.

Of course, Google also sells additional storage upgrades on Google One, if you need more than 15GB of free storage. Currently, Android users are able to download Google One from the Play Store, while iOS users will have to wait a little longer.

Reference: androidauthority