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Welcome and follow me as an iPhone 14 Pro and today I will show you how you can backup your data
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to the computer or technically using a computer. So for this you will need either Windows or Mac and cable that you can use to plug in your device
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to your computer. And now if you're using something like a MacBook you're probably going to need a
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lightning port or whatever this end is to USB-C but on Windows obviously you can just use any
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kind of like USB type A cable with this kind of ending right here that plugs into your phone
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obviously. Now going back to Windows side you do need to download iTunes if you don't have it yet
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on your computer and this can be easily done by going into Microsoft Store. So let me just quickly
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show you. There we go. Store. Once it loads, bear with me this computer ain't the fastest
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we can search for iTunes which actually shows up because I already searched for it
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And there we go. So from here you would normally see the option to get but I assume because I
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already have it it's not giving me. Oh there it is. That's weird. I already have it so I'm not
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exactly sure why it's showing me up the option to get it. Maybe there's a newer version that's why
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But anyway once you have iTunes you can launch it and obviously it will look something like this
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So right now we can plug in our phone. If you are plugging in your device for the very first time to your computer
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it will give you a page with two options to either set up the device as new or restore it
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from a backup. Now assuming you want to create a backup restoring is not really a great option
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so set it up as new and that will then give you this page right over here
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So from here you simply want to select backup now which the device actually or technically the
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program backs up the device right when you plug it in. It was visible for a brief moment let me
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just repeat this so you can see it's going to be right where the Apple logo is showing up right
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here. This can see backing up and should be complete in a second. So right now it's backing
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up on its own so that's one of the things but you can back it up manually. Now you do have two
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options of doing so you can do it either to your computer or to iCloud. So let's go back to our
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phone right here and in the summary tab you have the backups right here manual backup and restore
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so you have the backup and you can select to either back it up to iCloud or this computer
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and you can also on your computer select that you want to encrypt it if that is something that you
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want to do. Obviously choose whichever one you prefer more. I would probably recommend selecting
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iCloud over the computer just because if something happens to your computer if you perform
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a reset of your computer or whatever then you will lose the backup. While on the iCloud it's
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just being kept on Apple servers not taking any of your space on the computer and you can access
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it whenever you need. So that's what I would be probably leaning towards myself. So from here
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once you select either one you can select back up now. As you can see it's right now in the process of backing it up
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And that's it. And now when you for instance restoring the device you should see a
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restore from basically the time right now. So anyway that is how you can create a backup
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of your iOS and if you found this very helpful don't forget to hit like
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