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I do not have access to the android it was made on nor any other android phone.

An alternative is to store backups to your cloud accounts on Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive. I have a google drive backup I would like to restore to my iPhone. Back Up Your Mobile: This Android app lets you back up and restore contacts, messages, system settings, and even call logs and Wi-Fi passwords to your SD card or device memory.It includes everything on your Android, the entire ROM, and all of your settings. ROM Manager: This Android app lets you save automatic backups of your ROM to your SD card.

ApowerManager: The approach for backups with this software is a little different, in that you back up files to your SD card for transfer to PC.You can connect via USB or Wi-Fi, and backups include all of the important things you'll want to save. SyncDroid Android Manager: This software is for syncing an Android with Windows PCs. Optional: If this is your first time, turn on Backup by Google One and follow the on-screen instructions.If ALLOWBACKUP exist in the command's result then probably the application can be backed up.

It works with a majority of Android devices. Select the most recent backup that you created on your old phone. Install one of the concerned Apps in your new device Enable USB Debugging Run this command (using ADB): adb shell dumpsys package grep flags Where is the package name of the installed App.