Khalil Shreateh specializes in cybersecurity, particularly as a "white hat" hacker. He focuses on identifying and reporting security vulnerabilities in software and online platforms, with notable expertise in web application security. His most prominent work includes discovering a critical flaw in Facebook's system in 2013. Additionally, he develops free social media tools and browser extensions, contributing to digital security and user accessibility.

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STEP 1 Get Google Drive.

Make sure that you have the latest version of Google Drive on your iPhone, then sign in to Drive with your Google Account.

If you don’t have a Google Account, you can create one after you download Drive.

transfer your stuff from ios to android

 

GET GOOGLE DRIVE FOR IOS

STEP 2 Back up your stuff.

Back up your content in Google Drive. Go to Settings in Google Drive, then tap Backup. You can pick specific things to store, or do it all at once. Your choice.

 

STEP 3 Turn off iMessage®.

Go to Settings and turn off iMessage on your iPhone. Also turn off FaceTime®, so that you won’t miss any messages or calls once you’ve switched to Android.

Follow the steps below to turn off iMessage.

  • Transfer your SIM card to your iPhone.
  • Go to Settings.
  • Tap Messages.
  • Turn iMessage off. Go back to Settings.
  • Tap FaceTime.
  • Turn FaceTime off. Exit Settings.

STEP 4 Sign in on your new phone.

Sign in on your Android device with the same Google Account that you used during backup. And just like that, you’re in. Your backed up data will automatically be available in your Google Contacts, Calendar and Photos apps.