Google has unveiled a new built-in feature in Android 17 that allows users to wirelessly and easily transfer their data from iPhones without the need to install third-party apps. The feature supports the transfer of a wide range of data, including accounts, passwords, contacts, media, network settings, and eSIMs. This step comes in response to the requirements of the European Digital Markets Act, which mandates tech companies to provide tools that facilitate seamless transitions between different operating systems. The feature has begun rolling out to supported modern devices to ensure a smooth and secure transition experience for users.
Technology
Jul 25, 2026
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Google Facilitates Wireless Data Transfer from iOS to Android 17
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