How to make a backup of the IMEI of your terminal very easily [ROOT USERS]

In another practical tutorial that I did a little while ago, I taught you through the TWRP Recovery, how to backup EFS folder, or what is the same, a backup the IMEI of your Android terminal to easily safeguard and restore it in case of IMEI loss.

This time I am going to explain the same process to you but without using the modified Recovery method, only with a rooted terminal and a free application that we can download directly from the Google Play Store we will have more than enough.

The application in question responds to the name of EFS ☆ IMEI ☆ Backup And as I told you, we will be able to get it completely free of charge from the official Google application store for Android.

Why have a backup or backup of the IMEI of our Android terminal?

The backup or backup the IMEI of your Android terminal It is completely essential, especially for all those users who like to try new cooked Roms or install ports of applications through the aforementioned modified recovery. The IMEI of our Android terminal is in a folder or system partition named EFS that can be found in different places depending on the brand or model of Android terminal.

At the terminals Samsung this folder is a partition that is located directly on the root of the system, although in terminals such as LG or Sony this location changes. Learn how check IMEI on Samsung  in the link that I just left you.

The backup copy of the IMEI It is essential to do it on your Android terminal, because if by accident we lose this data or delete it, it will be impossible for us to register on any mobile network in the world, leaving our device useless in terms of data connectivity, calls and messages.

With EFS ☆ IMEI ☆ Backup we will be able to carry out a IMEI backup of our Android from the simple interface of the application and just by pressing a simple button, at least in Samsung terminals, In other terminals it will be necessary to enter the Backup Partitions option and select the EFS partition from there.

How can you check by the image above itself, apart from having the possibility of make a backup of the IMEI of our Android, it also gives us the option to choose compression or to perform a backup any system partition of files from our Android.

A very interesting application that from here Androidsis We highly recommend you, and that is It costs nothing to heal ourselves in health so as not to have to regret later, especially ROOT users and those who are dedicated to tinkering with our Android.

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