How to restore contacts with Google?
Restoring contacts with Google is a simple process, especially if you've backed up your contacts to your Google Account. This method ensures that you can easily recover your contacts when switching to a new device or after a reset.
To restore contacts with Google, please refer to the following steps:
1. Open the [Settings] APP on your phone;
2. Select [Google];
3. Tap [All services];
4. Enter [Restore contacts];
5. If you have multiple Google Accounts, to choose which account's contacts to restore, tap From account;
6. Tap the phone with the contacts to copy;
7. If you don’t want to copy contacts from your SIM card or phone storage, turn off SIM card or Device storage;
8. Tap [Restore], then wait until you see “Contacts restored”.
Note:
1. To avoid duplicates, your phone restores only contacts that it doesn't already have. Your restored contacts also sync to your current Google Account and other devices;
2. Both devices must be on the same Android version or your new device must be on a later Android version. If your new device is on an older Android version than your previous device, it can result in an incomplete data transfer.
To restore contacts with Google, please refer to the following steps:
1. Open the [Settings] APP on your phone;
2. Select [Google];
3. Tap [All services];
4. Enter [Restore contacts];
5. If you have multiple Google Accounts, to choose which account's contacts to restore, tap From account;
6. Tap the phone with the contacts to copy;
7. If you don’t want to copy contacts from your SIM card or phone storage, turn off SIM card or Device storage;
8. Tap [Restore], then wait until you see “Contacts restored”.
Note:
1. To avoid duplicates, your phone restores only contacts that it doesn't already have. Your restored contacts also sync to your current Google Account and other devices;
2. Both devices must be on the same Android version or your new device must be on a later Android version. If your new device is on an older Android version than your previous device, it can result in an incomplete data transfer.
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