Xiaomi l2i69 Oppo, Vivo Forces for File-Sharing Third-Party App Data: All Details

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Written by Siddharth Suvarna | Updated: 22 March 2023 17:56 IST

Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo Forces for File-Sharing Third-Party App Data: All Details

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Xiaomi ed hands with Oppo and Vivo in 2020 for a “Peer-to-Peer Transmission Alliance”

Highlights

Oppo, Xiaomi and Vivo are expanding their cooperation
This would keep the old chat records while switching phones
New functionality is currently available only in China

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Switching to a brand-new smartphone is exciting and tedious at the same time as s have to transfer all the digital data and content from the old device to the new one. AirDrop lets to share photos, documents, and videos, among other things quickly between Apple devices, but it is less convenient with Android handsets. Today, Oppo have ed hands to build a new solution to enable seamless data transfers between their handsets. Besides sharing photos and s, the new pact allows s to transfer third-party app data between Xiaomi, Vivo, and Oppo smartphones. Back in 2020, BBK Electronics-owned brands and Samsung worked together for the development of a new P2P file transfer protocol.

Xiaomi, BBK-owned brands already the migration of system data like s and photos between their smartphones.

s can migrate data from Oppo and Vivo smartphones to a Xiaomi handset by opening the Mi Switch, according to Xiaomi. After selecting the old mobile type as Android, s can scan the code with the corresponding device to install Mi Replacement on the new handset to complete data transfer.

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Third-party application data migration can be performed on Xiaomi handsets running on MIUI 4.0.0 and above, Oppo smartphones with ColorOS 13.3.7 and higher, and Vivo phones with OriginOS 6.2.5.1 and above. The improved data migration feature is currently available only in China.

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Back in 2020, the three brands alongside Realme, allied to facilitate wireless file transfer systems between their handsets. The alliance known as “Peer-to-Peer Transmission Alliance” worked quite similarly to Apple's AirDrop feature and allowed s to transfer files, pictures, and videos without using any third-party apps such as ShareIt and Xender.

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