Google To Remove Two Most-Used Options From Android(ADB Backup And Restore)

According to the latest reports, the tech giant Google will soon eliminate one of the most useful functions of ADB tool(ADB Backup And Restore) which give users access to make a backup of their smartphone without rooting the Android smartphone or device.

The tech giant Google’s most utilized and surely understood mobile operating system, Android has generally been known as the most open stage for clients to make changes. As the greater part of these adjustments can keep on being made, particularly on the off chance that we have root permission.

As we all know very well that the Android Debug Bridge, also known as ADB, is a command-based tool that simply allows us to communicate with the Android devices simply by connecting it to the computer or PC. the ADB tool is very useful, with its help we can perform a large number of actions, basically, this feature is designed for developers and advanced users.

Most-used abilities and commands that ADB offers:-

• Restart the device in bootloader mode (adb reboot-bootloader)
• Restart the device in recovery mode (adb reboot recovery)
• Copy files from PC to device (adb push)
• Copy files from device to PC (adb pull)
• Install apps in APK format (adb install)
• Flashing ROMs (adb sideload)
• Create a full backup of the device (adb backup)
• Restore a device backup (adb restore)
• Unlock the bootloader (fastboot oem unlock)
• Flashing a recovery (fastboot flash recovery)

Among all these commands, the most used of  is to unlock the bootloader and flash a custom recovery, so that you can simply install any ROM that you want, or root your Android device without changing the ROM.

Besides, in this rundown, we discover the commands for backup and restore, which are valuable for support up our mobile gadgets. This component is significant on the off chance that we need to send the telephone to fix focus while it is in guarantee, or on the off chance that we would prefer not to hazard losing the original ROM with all our information before we begin flashing things to the mobile.

Unfortunately, this capacity appears to have the days included in Android, as per latest reports, another submit has shown up in AOSP, entitled “Add deprecation warning to adb backup/restore”, it implies that the tech giant Google would consider killing the ADB Tool soon.

As the case maybe those who want to make backup copies of their applications will have to opt for other alternatives, which involves rooting the Android device. Unfortunately, to root android 6.0 upwards you must first unlock the bootloader, which deletes the data of all the applications that we have installed.

But you can still backup your files with android data back up tools or save them directly to your pc, but some app data might not be saved.

What do you think google want to achieve by removing the ADB tool from the Android?, share your thoughts via the comment Box below.

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