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Are the iPhone 5 and 6 different kinds of devices?

In reference to the section: "I want to use a backup of my iOS device for a different kind of iOS device" in Apple Support article HT201418 (If you need help restoring from an iCloud backup - Apple Support). That section lists the following as data that won't transfer.

  • Photos
  • Messages and attachments in Messages
  • Voice Memos
  • Apps that aren't compatible with the device you’re setting up
    For example, apps compatible only with iPad won't be transferred to your iPhone.

Is an iPhone 5 considered a different kind of device than an iPhone 6?


In an attempt to restore an iPhone 6 from an iPhone 5 back up in iTunes to attain the voice memos from the iPhone 5, the voice memos did not transfer to the iPhone 6 along with other things.


Is an iPhone 5 considered a different kind of device than an iPhone 6?

Posted on Apr 20, 2015 6:03 PM

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Are the iPhone 5 and 6 different kinds of devices?

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