Root Titanium Backup

[Ganoly3]

Whenever I backup apps-data with TB, I have to press "accept" for every single app, and this gets annoying. Is there a way for you to automatically accept all apps? Do you guys use Titanium Backup too? If not, what other options are there?

 

[D-U-R-X]

Do you have the paid version or just the free one? IIRC, the free one only lets you back up an app at a time, whereas the paid version allows batch backup/restore. It was the first app I bought when I rooted my phone... it's not overly expensive and worth it for the ability to do things in batch, rather than one at a time

 

[Ganoly3]

Do you have the paid version or just the free one? IIRC, the free one only lets you back up an app at a time, whereas the paid version allows batch backup/restore. It was the first app I bought when I rooted my phone... it's not overly expensive and worth it for the ability to do things in batch, rather than one at a time

This might be the reason. I only have the free version. I might look into buying it, but are there other options?

 

[D-U-R-X]

TBH, I'm not sure what else the paid version does that the free one doesn't, as it was one of the first apps I got when I rooted... didn't even try the free version - perhaps someone else can answer that

 

[Hadron]

The paid one also offers xml-based backups of some stuff like messages, which you can then reload on a different ROM (otherwise not a good idea to restore the normal message app data to different ROMs). And can restore apps from some types of nandroid backups.

Sure there are others, but I've also been using paid for a long time.

 

[D-U-R-X]

The paid one also offers xml-based backups of some stuff like messages, which you can then reload on a different ROM (otherwise not a good idea to restore the normal message app data to different ROMs). And can restore apps from some types of nandroid backups.

Sure there are others, but I've also been using paid for a long time.

IIRC, the paid one can also make a flashable zip of your apps too (just not sure if the free one does)

 

[DMedina559]

There's a lot you can do with the paid version(had it until I deleted my Google account )
You could back up to a cloud storage(Dropbox, or Google drive)
You can have schedules (I had one to wipe cache on everything every bight then reboot)
You could encrypt backups
And I think a few more things.
You get what you paid for ^~^

For an alternative I think my backup root, but I never used it.