Can I transfer Apps etc., from my mobile to my tablet?

[homeseeker]

A few days ago, i almost lost my Android phone but recovered it from a decent shop where I had foolishly left it due to absentmindedness.

 

Anyway, just suppose I did lose my Android phone and unluckily it was not recovered though it is protected with a password.

 

Now I also have a tablet which I keep at home and has its own phone number.

 

So, if my phone is lost:

can I get AIS (used for phone and tablet) to transfer any calls and messages including on my Line account from my phone to my tablet?

 

I have bank activity which I use on my phone.  This includes overseas bank namely Revolut.

Can that be transferred from my phone to my tablet?

What  I am asking therefore is :

can any or all activities and Apps be transferred from my phone to my tablet?

 

Many thanks for any help!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[scubascuba3]

Your history with Revolut or bank will be with them so sign in on another device and you'll see the history. Check you are backing up to Google / other automatically 

[topt]

21 hours ago, homeseeker said:

can I get AIS (used for phone and tablet) to transfer any calls and messages including on my Line account from my phone to my tablet?

Not sure what you mean by "transfer" in this instance as AIS would not have anything to do with it. 

Line processes here -

https://help.line.me/line/?contentId=20010395&lang=en

https://guide.line.me/en/migration/

 

Thai bank apps you may have to go to branch to change the number you use. 

 

I don't know but would it not be easier to get a new SIM from AIS with the original number - presuming that you would also need to buy a new phone?

[impulse]

I held off answering because my only experience was with Samsung's Smart Switch app, which allowed me to pretty much clone my Samsung phone onto the new Samsung tablet I just bought.  It worked fairly well, though not flawlessly.  Most of the accounts and the apps were ported over, with a few exceptions, and I had to log into the accounts that were password protected.  Which had me confirm through 2FA, and that required me to have my old phone on hand.

 

There are several apps that claim to transfer accounts, apps, etc. to a new phone.  But I think it works best if you do it before you lose your old phone...  I Bing searched "phone transfer app" since Google is blocked here.

 

I was (am) hoping someone would chime in with a cloud service where I could park all my accounts and apps and invoke them in case I lost all my devices in the zombie apocalypse.  Or an earthquake...