I moving from a 4s to a 5. Does iCloud store all text messages (regular and iMessage) and voicemails? Will these populate on the new phone automatically when I restore from my iCloud account?
I moving from a 4s to a 5. Does iCloud store all text messages (regular and iMessage) and voicemails? Will these populate on the new phone automatically when I restore from my iCloud account?
icloud itself doesn't store that. maybe your phone archive in icloud do, but i'm not sure. If you will setup your iphone as new, you will get mail, safari, notes and others from icloud, but not your texts or voicemail.
iCloud doesn't store voicemail and text messages. I think your carrier stores your voicemails , not apple.
iCloud stores text messages, iMessages, etc.
icloud itself doesn't store that. maybe your phone archive in icloud do, but i'm not sure. If you will setup your iphone as new, you will get mail, safari, notes and others from icloud, but not your texts or voicemail.
iCloud doesn't store voicemail and text messages. I think your carrier stores your voicemails , not apple.
Why would you go from 4s to a 5 and not get a 5S? Just curious
I moving from a 4s to a 5. Does iCloud store all text messages (regular and iMessage) and voicemails? Will these populate on the new phone automatically when I restore from my iCloud account?
Why would you go from 4s to a 5 and not get a 5S? Just curious
There are a few misleading posts above.
iCloud will store all your text messages at the point where you do an iCloud backup. As you may know, it stores a ton of other stuff in the backup as well, so when you do a restore your phone is virtually identical to the one you had before in terms of its configuration.
My own recent experience of moving from a 4s to a 5s was that it did the initial restore (in the Apple store) in just a few minutes. Enough to get the phone and messages working. The rest of the stuff took several hours to complete, when I got home.
If you have thousands of images to restore, it's going to take a while.
I was in the situation where the phone immediately reported an iOS update was available, and that it was already downloaded. However, the option to install it was greyed out during the restore process. The complete restore seemed to be quite leisurely, as the WiFi wasn't in use 100% of the time.
Just mentioning this in case anyone thinks their restore has failed because it's not over in an hour. It should complete, but might take quite a while to do it.