Backing up apps data?

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    06-25-2010 03:54 AM
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    My Backup Pro DOES...I repeat, DOES...backup/restore Applications AND App Data.
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    06-25-2010 08:45 AM
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    Really?? Mine didn't last time I used it to restore. Bummer.
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    06-25-2010 09:15 AM
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    My Backup Pro will back up things like your Call Log, Contacts, text messages etc.., but WILL NOT backup application data.

    I had applications like Personal Assistant and Easy Note where I lost everything after I rooted.
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    06-25-2010 07:59 PM
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stang68 View Post


    Can anyone suggest a good rooting FAQ?
    1st link in my sig...post 13. Read through it a couple of times but basically it involves getting rsd lite installs, flashing sprecovery with it, then flashing the froyo rooted rom. Or you can install any other rom you'd like.
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    If you don't know how to backup...Stop until you do.
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    01-02-2011 02:55 PM
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    Sorry to bring this thread back up but pretty much same question I have. Also when you go to root to use Titanium Back up you'll lose all your application data so it's kind of pointless for the OP. I was wondering if there was a way to save application data like, don't laugh, angry birds. If I go and root again I'll lose all my angry birds progress. I know it's silly but you'd think there would be a way to back that up as well.

    Edit: Well I stand corrected, you won't lose you app data if you root as MotoCache1's guide will root with current OTA update. Very well written:
    Root Droid 1 - regardless of OS version
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    12-12-2011 11:34 PM
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    Quote Originally Posted by Meto View Post
    My Backup Pro will back up things like your Call Log, Contacts, text messages etc.., but WILL NOT backup application data.

    I had applications like Personal Assistant and Easy Note where I lost everything after I rooted.

    My backup Pro WILL BACK UP APP DATA (at least for some apps), I successfully backed up app data online by:
    opening the app
    selecting backup
    selecting Applications & Media
    selecting online
    (if you get a warning about backing up data online etc. click continue - you have a finite amount of space to store stuff)
    click the arrow next to select all in the apps row
    select the app that has data you wish to back up
    click ok
    either click ok in the backup name box and accept the name provided or create your own name and click ok
    then in the info box, select either data, or apk+data and voila! your info is backed up online

    to restore, you will need the pin it provides you and the password you created.
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