Google is launching a feature of manual backup for Google Drive soon, which will not even require Wi-Fi, which is generally recommended for data backup in older Android devices. 9 to 5 Google's Friday report was told that it was necessary for the smartphone to be connected to Wi-Fi network and stay in charging mode for the first backup. Due to this, if there was a failure in charging the handset or connecting to Wi-Fi, then data could not be backed up to Google Drive.
The report said, "Twitter user Alex Kruger first noticed this feature, he said that there is a new 'Backup Now' button in the backup settings of all types of Android devices. This feature is released on the Android Marshmallo OS in 2014. It has also been released for running devices. "
The first to issue a manual backup feature by Google was first estimated in August.
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