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As far as I know, the closest you can get to that is an encrypted backup via iTunes. There are still things omitted from the backup, though. Developers themselv
by rbritton 9y ago
As far as I know, the closest you can get to that is an encrypted backup via iTunes. There are still things omitted from the backup, though. Developers themselves can prevent certain files from being backed up: https://developer.apple.com/library/content/qa/qa1719/_index.html https://developer.apple.com/library/content/qa/qa1719/_index...
- jedberg 9y agoSee, that's the problem. If it isn't a full backup then it's basically useless, because now I don't even know what's missing. Maybe it's something I really need urgently but only once a month, so it might take me a while to even figure out it's gone. And what about say my soft tokens for 2FA? Will those survive the backup? I'm kind of afraid to find out because if they don't then it's a huge pain to reset all of those. I wish backing up a phone was as easy as backing up a computer. :(
- mi100hael 9y agoJust buy a burner when you travel overseas. Chances are your home carrier would gouge you anyway.
- jedberg 9y agoThe problem is here are the things I use my phone for when I travel: - email - social media - maps - podcasts - pictures - soft tokens for 2fa The first few can be handled by a burner, but for pictures I want my nice phone (I guess I could carry a separate camera) but I have no idea how to deal with the 2fa tokens.