Changing device iOS or restoring the one we have has no major complication. iTunes is the only thing we need since making a backup copy will keep all our data safe. Or almost all. This is because if we do a standard backup, iTunes doesn't save our passwords.
We can save iOS passwords in the backup from iTunes itself
It also doesn't save data that Apple considers sensitive, such as he alth and Home app data.Well, despite this, it is also iTunes itself that gives us the solution through an encrypted backup With it, we can save the passwords of apps and accounts such as those of the emails in the backup.
So that the passwords and He alth and Home data are saved and we have our iPhone as always when we restore it we will have to connect it to our Macor PC and select it. To do this we have to press the iOS device icon that appears between “Music” and “Library”.
The way to encrypt backups
Next we will have to locate "Backup copies". There we will see two options. Back up to iCloud or on your computer. Just below the option to make the backup to the computer we have the option “Encrypt iPhone backup”.That is the option that we have to press to save the passwords of iOS
When doing so, iTunes will ask us for a password that will be used to lock and unlock that backup when we want to restore it to our iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch. In this way we will keep the passwords and the He alth and Home data.
As you can see, it's quite easy to make a full backup keeping all data, including passwords. Something quite useful if we don't want to take longer than necessary to configure the iPhone again.
