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Google Rebrands Data Restore Tool to 'Android Switch'

Google renames Data Restore Tool to 'Android Switch'
By Blip Tech 1 min read

Google has renamed its Data Restore Tool to 'Android Switch'. This tool allows users to migrate their information when setting up a new Android device, moving apps, photos, videos, messages, contacts, settings, and other files. The new logo consists of three arrows made up of five dots each, with a blue, yellow, and green color scheme. The name 'Android Switch' is more straightforward and likely to be recognized by end users when they see an update in the Play Store.

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