Google is trying to attract more and more customers, and since there aren't many places to target buyers, the company has turned its attention to rival companies, making the process of switching from them to an Android device much easier.
Apple remains Google's main competitor in the United States, although in the global market Android is by far the most commonly used mobile platform on the planet.
In any case, Apple users who are planning to switch platforms and switch to an Android will now be able, after the Google Drive update, to transfer their data to an Android device in three simple steps.
With the new built-in backup app, Google Drive for iOS, they can connect their primary Google account to their smartphone. Then, through Menu / Settings / Backup, they can back up their data.
Google Drive will gather all the data from a smartphone and store it so that you can access it from a corresponding application.
For example, during the backup process, all contacts, photos, and calendar events will be read from the iOS device and saved in such a format that users can access them from an Android phone, using the Google Contacts, Google Photos, and Google Calendar apps.
Although this is a 3-step process, depending on the amount of data stored on your iOS devices, it may take longer or shorter for the backup to take place. However, before attempting to back up your data, you should disable iMessage.
The new method made available by Google works on any Android device.
