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How do you backup your phone after you smash your screen? Isn't that kind of like asking "How do you put your seat belt on after you've been knocked unconsciou
by Johnny555 8y ago
How do you backup your phone after you smash your screen?
Isn't that kind of like asking "How do you put your seat belt on after you've been knocked unconscious in a car accident?"
- noitsnot 8y agoIsn't that more like trying to get your car fixed after a rock flies into your windshield?
- votepaunchy 8y agoNo, getting your screen fixed would be like getting your car fixed.
- gnicholas 8y agoNot at all. Of course it's good to back up a phone regularly, but even if you've done so it would always be preferable to back up one last time and then restore your replacement device from that backup. This isn't always possible, but if the storage is undamaged, it would be ideal from a continuity perspective.
- LeoNatan25 8y agoI rather the device is secure and you protect your device better, than to have a security hole so that your can backup your device after being careless.
- sigfubar 8y agoAgree 100%. Reminds me of the adage: your lack of planning isn’t my emergency.
- brokenmachine 8y agoBut it's certainly possible to do it securely if that eventuality was planned for.
- umvi 8y agoNo, more like: "How do I get my luggage out of the trunk after a brick goes through the windshield and smashes the trunk lever?"
- mikeash 8y agoOnly if your luggage can be effortlessly duplicated and there’s a setting to automatically copy your trunk luggage to secure storage on a regular basis.
- callmeal 8y agoYou pull down the back seat and get into the trunk from inside the car of course. Snark aside, if your phone is dead, the only way to get data out of it will be to get to the "disk" on the device, if that's even possible.
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