Honestly i haven't come across any android phones that will transfer sms texts unless they have their own software. Huawei comes with HiSuite which backups almost everything including texts and calls. Did you try using the Huawei Hisuite app on whatever phone you're using? In many news source that i came across almost every single one of them said U. S didn't have any proof to show when asked to provide one so Unless CBS actually show some proof and evidence I wouldn't believe them completely.
I have transferred SMS AND MMS messages just fine from an iPhone to a Moto G5 Plus. It was flawless. Then I transferred all my texts from a G5 Plus to a G6 Plus and again it was done flawlessly. I had to return the G6 Plus though because it did NOT support USA LTE Bands, and the USA version of the G6 Plus had half the power and half the specs and was $40 MORE than the better G6 Plus.
Then I got a One Plus 6. I see someone else commented that they transferred onto a OP7 with no problems and I had no problems at all transferring my SMS and MMS to my One Plus 6. I didn't like the OP6 and went to Huawei. I used Huawei's app called Phone Clone. It was a little buggy, but I ended up making it work. I had over 2000 songs and the Huawei Phone Clone app kept timing out and disconnecting. So I copied everything over to the Huawei but I transferred my songs using SyncTunes instead of Huawei Phone Clone.
Then I went from a Huawei Mate SE to the Huawei Mate 20 Lite and I used Phone Clone from Huawei to Huawei and had no issues and all my texts showed up in the Messages app. Then I started a return for my Huawei and I needed to copy everything to another phone until my Samsung A50 arrived. I tried transferring to my Motorola G5 Plus and I tried transferring to my One Plus 6. I tried using Huawei's Phone Clone but Huawei is greedy. Even though I was using a Huawei phone, you must be transferring TO a Huawei phone. Finally after SMS Backup and Restore didn't work and Backup+ didn't work, I tried to do it the Google way, but "Setup a Nearby Device" did not work because the Huawei refused to recognize either of the other phones.
Then I read that I could hook my phone into my laptop and try to download a SMS file to my computer. When I hooked up the Huawei Mate 20 Lite to my MacBook Pro, I saw a screen that was a blatant rip-off of iTunes. I connected my phone and it was recognized and then I got an error saying that I did NOT have HiSuite on my Huawei phone so I went to the app store and long story short, HiSuite isn't available. So, there is no way to run a Huawei Mate 20 Lite on your computer. I knew that Huawei locked the ability to root phones but now they took their software away. I also want to mention that the Mate 20 Lite came with HUAWEI ID which is another iOS ripoff. It has Huawei Cloud, Find My Phone, stuff like that. I successfully made an account and registered and then at the very end, it told me that none of that stuff would work since I live in the United States.
Now, the Huawei backed up my SMS messages to Google's GMAIL, but I couldn't get them back on the Messages app. I tried multiple programs out there and they didn't work either. Finally I had success using a program called Super Backup and Restore. My old backup from my Huawei phone had 5547 texts, and the backup size was 90.3MB. The backup the Super Backup and Restore made from 5547 texts was 1.1MB. It worked but I don't have MMS or any pics sent or received. But at least I have my texts.
Finally, my Samsung A50 arrived. It has it's own app for copying data to it. But, it's only to copy a Galaxy to a Galaxy! What a bunch of crap. However there is a trick to the software. You deny it because it doesn't work and then you get to a certain part and then re-launch the software and it works. And yes it copied my texts over just fine. So, I've had no problems transferring SMS and MMS messages from Android phone to phone EXCEPT for the Huawei Mate 20 Lite.
Now that I have my texts back, I would like to take the 90.3MB backup from the Cloud and try to still figure out a way to get my texts back on the Samsung phone. I know I have my texts but I would like to get all my old pictures back from my older texts.
And the icing on the cake, I sent back my Huawei phone with the return shipping label that the seller sent me. Today I opened up my mailbox and the phone was in my mailbox! Apparently it needs $11.20 of additional postage before USPS will ship it back. So, I had to talk to Ebay and this has been ridiculous! So, I'm waiting on a different new shipping label so that I can once again send the phone back. Ebay said if I don't get a new shipping label by June 10th, I can keep the Huawei phone and they will refund me my money. Maybe I'll have a Huawei giveaway lol!
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