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Back up your device without vendor lock-ins, using insecure software or root. Supports encryption and compression out of the box. Works cross-platform.
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# Open Android Backup <small>Formerly Linux Android Backup.</small> Open Android Backup is a tiny shell script & Flutter app that makes securely backing up Android devices easy, without vendor lock-ins or using closed-source software that could put your data at risk. It's based on ADB but doesn't use the deprecated `adb backup` command. This project works on Windows, macOS and Linux.  **Important:** The `master` branch is reserved for development. If you are looking for a download, please go to Releases or select a tag instead. ## Data backed up ### Restorable The following data types can be automatically restored back to the device. - Apps (app data not included due to system limitations) - Internal storage (pictures, downloads, videos, Signal backups if enabled, etc) - Contacts (exported in vCard format) ### View-only The following data types are only viewable by opening the backup archive with 7-Zip and cannot be restored to a device at the moment. - SMS Messages (exported in CSV format - MMS attachments not saved) - Call Logs (exported into a text file) These things are the majority of what most people would want to keep safe, but everybody has different expectations and requirements, so suggestions are welcome. ## Features - Automatically restores backed up data. - Works on the 3 major operating systems, and supports *any* modern Android device. - Wireless backups that allow you to normally use your phone while it's being backed up. - Backs up data not normally accessible through ADB using a native companion app. - Tiny - the whole package is about 20 MB. - Doesn't use proprietary formats - your data is safe even if you can't run the script. Simply open archives created by this script using 7-Zip. - Backups are encrypted along with their metadata. - Optionally securely erases all unencrypted temporary files created by the script. - All data is compressed using 7-Zip with configurable compression settings. ## Installation ### Linux 1. Install p7zip, adb, curl, whiptail, pv, bc plus optionally secure-delete and zenity. If you're on Debian or Ubuntu, run this command: `sudo apt update; sudo apt install p7zip-full adb curl whiptail pv bc secure-delete zenity`. On Fedora enable the RPM Sphere repo using instructions from here: https://rpmsphere.github.io/ then execute this command `sudo dnf install p7zip p7zip-plugins adb curl newt pv secure-delete` 2. [Download](https://github.com/mrrfv/open-android-backup/releases/latest) the Open Android Backup bundle, which contains the script and companion app in one package. You can also grab an experimental build (heavily discouraged) by clicking on [this link](https://github.com/mrrfv/open-android-backup/archive/refs/heads/master.zip) or cloning. 3. Enable [developer options](https://developer.android.com/studio/debug/dev-options#enable) and USB debugging on your device, then run `backup.sh` in a terminal. **Alternative: Using Nix (recommended for Nix/NixOS users)** If you use Nix or NixOS, you can get a complete environment with all dependencies: ```bash # Enter the development shell # Retry with --extra-experimental-features 'nix-command flakes' if this doesn't work nix develop # Then run the backup script ./backup.sh ``` This will automatically provide all required dependencies without affecting your system packages. ### macOS Warning: macOS testing is limited, please report any issues you encounter. The default macOS bash comes with an outdated release that's incompatible with this script; use `/opt/homebrew/bin/bash` instead (see usage instructions after performing below steps). 1. Install dependencies using [Homebrew](https://brew.sh/): ```bash # Tip: Run these commands in the built-in Terminal app (or iTerm if you have that installed). # Install Homebrew if you haven't yet /bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/H
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