Quick Start

Quick Start is a feature of iOS and iPadOS that allows users to migrate between iPhones, iPads, or iPod touches.
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==History==
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A basic version of Quick Start was first introduced as part of iOS 11 in September 2017. It would authenticate a user's Apple ID account to set up a newer device, though iCloud was still needed to migrate all the user's data.How to use iOS 11's new Quick Start set up: It's a kind of magic by Cam Burton, Pocket-lint. 2017-09-22.
In July 2019, the iOS 12.4 update added the iPhone migration option with the ability to wirelessly transfer all of a user's data between iOS devices without the need for iCloud or a Mac backup. It also supports a wired option in which a Lightning to USB Cable can be combined with a Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter to physically connect two iOS devices for data transfer.How to speed up the iPhone upgrade process in iOS 12.4 and higher by Jeff Benjamin, 9to5Mac. 2019-07-24.New iPhone set up: Transfer data directly to a new iPhone wirelessly, or using a cable by Benjamin Mayo, 9to5Mac. 2019-07-23. However, throughput will be limited to USB 2.0, slower than the built-in Wi-Fi of recent devices.iPhone Wi-Fi specification details, Apple Support. 2021-10-27.
==References==
==External links==
*Turn on and set up iPhone at Apple Support
**Use Quick Start to transfer data to a new iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch (2021-09-20)
Category:iOS
Category:iPadOS
Category:2017 introductions