Unfortunately, directly transferring data from an Android device to an iPhone after setting up the iPhone as a new device is not supported. Apple's ecosystem and Android operate on different platforms, and there's no direct way to merge or transfer data between the two without using specialized third-party software or services.
Some apps or services offer cross-platform support, allowing you to store your data in the cloud (like Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive). You could manually save your important data from your Android device to one of these cloud services and then access it from your iPhone by installing the respective app.
For specific data like contacts or photos, you might be able to manually transfer them. For instance, you could export your contacts to a file and then import them into your iPhone by using a compatible format (like VCF).
Logging in with the same Apple ID on both devices won't merge the Android data with the iPhone data. The iCloud data is associated with the Apple ID, but it won't automatically merge or combine data from different platforms.
Android to iPhone Manual Data transfer
- You can still transfer these data.
- Photos & Videos --> Upload to iCloud Photos using the same Apple ID that you have used on your iPhone. After upload, enable iCloud Photos on your iPhone. That's it.
- Contacts --> Contacts are not stored on an iPhone nor on SIM, they are synced to Google, iCloud, AOL, Exchange, Outlook, Yahoo or any Other. Upload all your contacts to any of the above email client-server.
- Notes, Reminders, Calendars --> You may sync all these from any of the email accounts that you have. they are synced to Google, iCloud, AOL, Exchange, Outlook, Yahoo or any Other. Upload all your data to any of the above email client-server.
- Any Specific Files --> Upload to Cloud Drives (iCloud Drive, Google Drive, OneDrive, DropBox, Flickr, box, AmazonDrive, Adobe Creative Cloud and Use Files app on iPhone
- Apps --> In any way they have to be redownloaded using the App Store.
- SMS/MMS - Look for third-party apps that claim to transfer SMS/MMS from an Android device to an iOS. However, these apps/software has the risk of data being compromised and may or may not safeguard your data. Be well informed about the way the software will handle your data and then you may select the app/software
- WhatsApp --> WhatsApp from Android to iPhone - Apple Community
- Shazam Account --> Access your Shazams on all your devices or online - Apple ...
