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What Android apps are worth paying for?
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this post was submitted on 11 Aug 2023
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If you have root access, instead of Titanium, you can use instead oandbackup.
It's free and open-source.
Titanium Backup became worthless when split APKs became a thing after it stopped updating. Looks like oandbackup claims to support them, but I see an open issue about some split APK apps not working after a restore (which is what TiBu did)
Edit: So in the spirit of OPs question, an app I gladly paid for was Swift Backup
It's also a beta with no updates since March 2019 apparently :(