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Transfer contacts from your Apple Mac OS X to the cloud server
PhoneCopy.com supports hundreds of phone models, including Apple Mac OS X. This guide will show you how to use it to create a safe backup of your contacts in just a few minutes.
This guideline also works for similar devices like Apple iMac, Apple MacBook, Apple MacBook Air, Apple MacBook Pro.
And now it's time to transfer data to your Motorola Moto G82 5G
Download PhoneCopy for Huawei from Huawei AppGallery to your phone free of charge. After downloading and installation, go through the following steps.
Run the app, fill in your username and password. Here you can check where will be stored contacts from PhoneCopy. In case you are Premium user, you can upload SMS, photos and videos as well.
Log in to your existing account where you stored your data from the old phone. To allow correct functionality of PhoneCopy application we will kindly ask you to confirm access permissions for it.
When you confirm access to contacts you can set which "contacts databases" you want to backup.
PhoneCopy allows to back up SMS too.
Then you can set up backup for media (photos and videos).
You can download photos and videos from old phone (which was synchronized to PhoneCopy.com before) you can choose it in the next step. Then you can synchronize.
This guideline also works for similar devices like Motorola Edge 30 Neo, Motorola Moto E30, Motorola Moto E32, Motorola Moto G Stylus 5G (2022), Motorola Moto G31, Motorola Moto G32, Motorola Moto G41, Motorola Moto G52, Motorola Moto G62 5G, Motorola Moto G71 5G.
Well done — your contacts are now securely backed up in the cloud. Open your PhoneCopy account in any browser to review your data or make changes at any time.
Some additional tips:
Contacts can be then transferred to another device (eq. iPhone, Nokia, SonyEricsson, Samsung, LG etc). See PhoneCopy site for supported devices.
