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Home›Tech Advice›Getting Apple’s New iPhone 15 This Weekend? How to Transfer Your Data

Getting Apple’s New iPhone 15 This Weekend? How to Transfer Your Data

By Matthew Lynch
January 31, 2024
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If you’re one of the lucky ones upgrading to the latest iPhone 15 this weekend, you’ll be eager to start using it right out of the box. However, before you dive into exploring its new features, you’ll need to transfer all your data from your old device. Here’s a straightforward guide on how to migrate everything smoothly and securely.

Create a Backup of Your Old iPhone

Before you do anything else, make sure you have an up-to-date backup of your current iPhone.

– Use iCloud: Go to Settings > [your name] > iCloud > iCloud Backup. Make sure it’s turned on and tap ‘Back Up Now.’

– Use iTunes or Finder: Connect your iPhone to your computer, open iTunes (or Finder if you are on macOS Catalina or later), select your device, and click ‘Back Up Now.’

Transfer Data to Your New iPhone 15

Once your backup is complete, turn on your new iPhone 15.

– Quick Start: Use Apple’s Quick Start feature if both devices are running iOS 11 or later. Simply bring your old device near the new one and follow the on-screen instructions. You’ll be able to use your Apple ID to set up your new phone and restore from an iCloud backup.

– Restore from iCloud: On your new device, follow the setup prompts until you reach the ‘Apps & Data’ screen. Choose ‘Restore from iCloud Backup,’ sign in with your Apple ID, and select the backup you just made.

– Restore from Computer: Connect your new iPhone to the computer with iTunes or Finder, select ‘Restore from this backup,’ and choose the relevant backup.

Transfer SIM Card or Contact Your Carrier

Don’t forget about your SIM card. If you’re using the same carrier and it’s compatible, just transfer the SIM card from your old phone to the new one. If not, contact your carrier for a new SIM or inquire about eSIM options if available for iPhone 15.

Finish Setup and Start Using Your New iPhone

After all these steps, proceed with setting up Face ID or Touch ID on your new iPhone. The transfer might take some time depending on how much data is being transferred. Once it’s done, you can start enjoying all that iPhone 15 has to offer!

Remember that this process will transfer most of your data but may not include any apps that are no longer available in the App Store.

That’s it! By following these steps, switching over to a new iPhone is hassle-free and ensures that you don’t lose any valuable photos, messages, or files in the process. Enjoy experiencing all of the innovative features that come with Apple’s latest flagship smartphone!

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