Chats restoration in GBWhatsApp gives allow you to save your media and chats on important messages so that they will not be lost when switch devices or reinstall the app. It is basically a process of taking our data backup and later restoring it while installing GBWhatsApp.
Step 1: Back Up Your GBWhatsApp Data GBWhatsApp is able to take local as well cloud backup but it mostly focuses on sdcard backup since GB WhatsApp isn't legitimate. Go to the GBWhatsApp settings >> Chats > Chat backup, Back Up your Data. When you perform this action, a local backup file will be saved in the internal storage or SD card. The backup file size depends on the amount of data that you have ( messages, images and videos). For example, a standard backup file can vary from five hundred MB to well over one GB if there are many media files.
The restoration starts after you have a backup, when Installing GBWhatsApp in another device or uninstall-reinstall the same. When you are setting this up, GBWhatsApp will automatically detect the backup file and prompt if you want to restore your chats. All you have to do is swipe your finger on the screen, which brings back options for restoring that backup. If we look at a report by Statista, restoring an average backup around 500 MB takes almost about 5 to even say 10 minutes there too according directly with the processing power of your device.
If GBWhatsApp is unable to auto recognize the backup, you can move the backup file manually onto your new device. It simply requires you to copy the backup file from its original path (GBWhatsApp/Databases) in your old device and then paste it into same directory on new phone. Now go back, reinstall GBWhatsApp and you should be able to restore the backup of your chats from when we copied that file in.
Unlike the official WhatsApp, restoring chats from cloud services like Google Drive is a bit trickier with GBWhatsApp as it does not have support for Serivices by Google. Nevertheless, a number of individuals do this by manually syncing their local backups to Google Drive via third party tools but it is complex and dangerous as well which might result in data loss or corruption.
Note : Reownloading large amounts of data can significantly slow down your device in the process for media, especially. According to a McAfee report, large file restores can temporarily slow down the performance of your device…emphasizing decreased battery life and slower processing.
You should also regularly backup your chats to avoid data loss in the event of unexpected issues such as app crashes or deletion. Kaspersky research shows that 30% of people have lost valuable data due to not backing up. Having a regular backup setup in GBWhatsApp can reduce the risk.
Restoring chats is usually easy, but using GBWhatsApp does have its risks. It was the official version of WhatsApp, which somewhat made modified versions like GBWhatsApp banned after some time permanently or temporarily. As cybersecurity guru Bruce Schneier points out, ”Security is a process, not product,” and third-party app security risks needs to be addressed.
So yeah that is pretty much how you can do it, In short just backup your chats either using the chat feature to save all of them locally or take up on a cloud workaround and then go through this process when installing againowering Chats in gbwhatsapp The process is fairly straightforward but you will need to back up your chats and the potential bans associated with modded apps. This is to make sure that your data will be safe and available for recovery when you have a need of it.