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Transferring Data from one Droid X to another

iFlossyy

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so long story short, i thought my droid x was stolen last night. i was in a shady part of town, i left it in the car, i got back, and it was gone. i got home and immediately contacted vzw and got everything taken care of and made a claim on my insurance for a new one. The only thing i was worried about was the fact that there was ALOT of irreplacable information.

little did i know, a buddy i took home last night decided to play a trick on me, the phone was in the center console, and it was dead. he thought itd be hilarious to move it to the glove box and see if i noticed, but of course i was aware it was dead and didnt even reach for it until i made sure it was still in the car, after i dropped him off, and as far as i knew it was GONE,

he informed me today via facebook that the phone was in the glove box, and to much relief it was because i thought a thief had alot of private info in their hands until i called vzw.

basically, i found my phone after i had called and made a claim for a new one (they already sent it)

is there any way id be able to transfer the data on my original droid x to the other one? or should i not even bother.

also, what is the best app i could install and access from a computer and lock it/ track it in the case that the phone is indeed stolen? because i had a couple of apps on there but OF COURSE on the websites it said the number and email wasnt registered.

thanks for the help!
 
so long story short, i thought my droid x was stolen last night. i was in a shady part of town, i left it in the car, i got back, and it was gone. i got home and immediately contacted vzw and got everything taken care of and made a claim on my insurance for a new one. The only thing i was worried about was the fact that there was ALOT of irreplacable information.

little did i know, a buddy i took home last night decided to play a trick on me, the phone was in the center console, and it was dead. he thought itd be hilarious to move it to the glove box and see if i noticed, but of course i was aware it was dead and didnt even reach for it until i made sure it was still in the car, after i dropped him off, and as far as i knew it was GONE,

he informed me today via facebook that the phone was in the glove box, and to much relief it was because i thought a thief had alot of private info in their hands until i called vzw.

basically, i found my phone after i had called and made a claim for a new one (they already sent it)

is there any way id be able to transfer the data on my original droid x to the other one? or should i not even bother.

also, what is the best app i could install and access from a computer and lock it/ track it in the case that the phone is indeed stolen? because i had a couple of apps on there but OF COURSE on the websites it said the number and email wasnt registered.

thanks for the help!

First off i would contact asurion and tell them that you found your old one and ask for a refund. Thats 90$ back in your pocket. Second Lookout Mobile can remotely lock down and wipe your phone over the internet. Its a premium feature that you pay for but if you have important info its worth having. I belive its like 20 or 30 something for a whole year subscription.

On a side note you could aways just assign a password to your phone. The only way into from there i believe would be to sbf the phone. But in turn that erases everything on the phone so they would still be screwed.

Hope that helps!
 
thanks for the help, and i had lookout (free version) but i couldnt log into the account via pc, would i just have to get the free version?
 
thanks for the help, and i had lookout (free version) but i couldnt log into the account via pc, would i just have to get the free version?

If you want the remote wipe feature you need he paid version. Otherwise just get the free version.

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