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Transfer contacts, photos, videos & files to a new smartphone via WiFi or QR.
By Hafiz Rahman
Editor, tools and utilities
Copy My Data is a tool for moving data from one Android phone to another when you buy a new device. It runs on both phones and sends the data directly between them over a WiFi network. The listing describes it as needing no computer and no cloud account.
It suits anyone changing phones, switching brands, or setting up a second device who would rather not copy items by hand. Transfers can cover the whole phone's supported content or only the items you pick.
The build we hold is Copy My Data I Phone Transfer 70.3.1 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
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Contacts can be copied as a block, so the address book arrives on the new phone without entering each name and number. Photos and videos go across as a set, and the developer says they keep their quality.
Calendar events and important dates are included in the same transfer. The listing limits this to supported calendar items, so entries in formats the app does not handle will not be moved.
Beyond the personal data types, the app copies supported files, folders and documents from one phone to the other. It also moves music and audio files, again limited to the formats the listing calls supported.
Because every category can be selected separately, you can send music and documents without sending photos, or the reverse.
Setup begins by installing the app on both phones and connecting both to the same WiFi network. On the old phone you choose to send data, and on the new phone you choose to receive it. The new phone then scans a QR code shown on the old one to pair the two.
After pairing, you select what to copy and start the transfer, and the app shows progress as it runs. The developer says the files remain on the old phone until the copy is complete, so you can check the new phone before removing anything from the old one.