IS it possible to backup a whole android phone, so when you restore

Yes. Step 1: root and install TWRP
Step 2: choose between NanDroid backup or Titanium Backup
For NanDroid, simply enter TWRP and backup boot, system, data. You can only restore this backup on the phone that made it however.

For Titanium backup, just install the app and go to 'batch actions' then 'backup user apps'. Store on computer. On new phone, just reroot and download Titanium backup, then batch restore. This will not save system app data (e.g. phone contacts, wallpaper) so you need to save these separately. Or you can batch restore user+system apps (USE EXTREME CAUTION as system apps do not like being added to new phones). Large benefit of Titanium is possiblity of using it on new phone, but does not allow for backup of ROM and boot like Nandroid backups.

>>61093562
Edit: if restoring data to the same phone, Nandroid is preferable as you do not need root to restore boot, system and data ( useful if you do not want root on phone). Nandroid backups between different phones are impossible however.

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>lagdroidfags have to ask this question

>iPhonefags have been natively doing this entire exact fucking thing for years

SO FUCKING NICE TO HAVE AN IPHONE

>>61093612
good goy you can trust apple with all of your data

>>61093612
Do you really need to shit post? It's just not necessary.

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>>61093628
>telling the truth is shitposting
Enjoy rooting your phone and trusting dodgy third-parties (written by XDA pajeets) to do something as basic as backing up your data.

>>61093708
I would trust the code of a well established open source project over whatever apple does behind the scenes.

>>61093760
>implying you actually look at the source code
>implying open source is secure
Whatever you say, Ranjeep

>>61093395
You can but it wont be as easy as on a iphone. You cant just plug in the phone and be done with it.
You will need to root your phone, install trwp, reboot it to twrp, make nandroid backup, save it on sd card, then copy it to pc.
If you want automated "software" backup you could use titanium backup, sms backup restore and some sort of file sync like syncthing. But it's not a reliable solution. It will restore most of your stuff, but not all.