[BreakingKayfabe]

Go ahead and update.

[pr1nce]

[Annie_M]

Downloading now...

[wilber1]

Quick update now see how it goes .

[kataran]

Running good on my iPhone X

Quick update

Apple Card ready

[Annie_M]

All seems good in my iPhone

[joemd60]

Download complete, so far no issues.

[nr2d]

Downloaded but my iPhone 10S Max is stuck rebooting. I can't get it to do anything.

Edit 1: Well it finally finished rebooting. I don't know what happened but my iPhone is working now!

[taz323]

Update went smooth

[Just_Me_D]

Go ahead and update.

Thanks for the heads up, sir.

[kcox52692]

No problems so far on my iPhone 7.

[pr1nce]

Update was quick. My iPhone XR is running smooth.

[scruffypig]

So far, so good on my iPhone XR.

[Honey Beagle]

Neat to be able to transfer applications from one device to another. But on the version of 12.4 that option is not available. Hopefully in the next update that option will be there.

[Honey Beagle]

Looks like no one else can not figure this out. That is OK. Like I wrote earlier. The next update might include this feature.

[Annie_M]

My guess is that everyone will have access to this when iOS 13 is released in September.

[gjh1978]

Looks like no one else can not figure this out. That is OK. Like I wrote earlier. The next update might include this feature.

This is almost guaranteed the last iOS 12 update.

[pr1nce]

Neat to be able to transfer applications from one device to another. But on the version of 12.4 that option is not available. Hopefully in the next update that option will be there.

If you’re referring to iPhone migration. I have seen videos of it working on 12.4. I haven’t tried it yet.

[Honey Beagle]

That is the one. I looked iPhone migration. Saw how to do this. Not to figure out if there is a way to transfer just a few applications and not all of them.

As I saw in the iPhone migration film one still has to download the application from the AppStore. So the applications that are not on the store till not be transferred/downloaded.

So this will not help me at this point.

[Annie_M]

This would be awesome to have this ability. I’ll have to figure out how to do it!

[BreakingKayfabe]

As I saw in the iPhone migration film one still has to download the application from the AppStore.

It works just as if you restored an iPhone from a backup on iTunes or iCloud. All the data from the apps transfer and the apps just re-download on their own. You don't not need to go to the App Store and re-download every single app. It does it for you through the app-thinning process.



The best thing about this wireless migration is that the restore is the equivalent of the iTunes Encrypted backup so many passwords restore without having to re-authenticate as you would from a restore of an iCloud backup.

[Honey Beagle]

It works just as if you restored an iPhone from a backup on iTunes or iCloud. All the data from the apps transfer and the apps just re-download on their own. You don't not need to go to the App Store and re-download every single app. It does it for you through the app-thinning process.



The best thing about this wireless migration is that the restore is the equivalent of the iTunes Encrypted backup so many passwords restore without having to re-authenticate as you would from a restore of an iCloud backup.

I read this from a webpage on macrumours. “It works similarly to an iCloud backup or an iTunes backup, transferring over information like photos, app information, device preferences and settings, and more. App data is transferred over, but as with an iCloud backup, apps are downloaded directly from the App Store rather than from your existing iPhone.”

[BreakingKayfabe]

I read this from a webpage on macrumours. “It works similarly to an iCloud backup or an iTunes backup, transferring over information like photos, app information, device preferences and settings, and more. App data is transferred over, but as with an iCloud backup, apps are downloaded directly from the App Store rather than from your existing iPhone.”

Because this migration copies across the same data as an iTunes encrypted backup, passwords for email are saved, as are logins for some applications. In other words, all of your settings, app data, media, photos, etc. are migrated over.

9to5 Mac does their homework better on things like this, in my opinion.

https://9to5mac.com/2019/07/24/how-t...fer-your-data/

And yes, the apps download directly from the App Store like I mentioned. You don't have to go do it yourself. If you're worried about that then you have no good choice for an iPhone restore at all.

[Honey Beagle]

There is one application that I want to transfer from one iPad to another iPad but, that application is not available in the App Store anymore.

There are computer applications that used to transfer applications. I likes Anytrans. Then the applications would not transfer so that option became a waste of monies.

[BreakingKayfabe]

There is one application that I want to transfer from one iPad to another iPad but, that application is not available in the App Store anymore.

Okay.