#Vip access symantec new phone free

To save you from looking for important numbers, split it all up now, or keep your old phone until you are sure everyone is intact.

The second number is in the contact info, but you can only see it if you choose edit. Seems if you have joined contacts with multiple numbers the Nexus can't handle them and only shows the primary number. My brother in law was migrating from a LG G3, his went great, no contact issues. Did most of it well, we did discover a quirk of contacts we have yet to sort out. I encouraged her to factory reset and use the NFC transfer with tap and go from her old GS3. But ATT only move contacts, then she couldn't get the rest moved. My sister took her phone to ATT to transfer her info. Google did a fine job of thinking of everything. I set up my own, and then my sister and brother in law bought a Nexus 6.

#Vip access symantec new phone free

I was not sure if I would get by with the 32 GB version as I had 25-27 GBs filled on previous devices, but the phone is so bloat free and efficient I only have 9-10 GBs filled. Google photo becomes the default gallery. Other ATT apps worked fine and did transfer to the new phone. Get all your stuff in Google (gmail, calendar, contacts) and then use the tap and go service when you start the new phone and NFC to transfer between phones. The fingerprint allows access on the 6p without entering code.

It syncs via my Dropbox account and requires I enter the purchase number from the Google play store to add it to a new device, and passwords to access.

Since the 6p is a Google device, it is very Google-centric (to coin a word) I don't use Google authentication, but I think it was one of the included Apps I uninstalled.