Not sure if you are using a Mac, but whenever I want to keep a backup I navigate to the folder on my Pc where the backup is located and copy it to a different folder. You can then keep it as long as you want. Backups are located in a pc at your Username\app data\roaming\apple computer\mobilecomputing\backup. In backup there will be a backup for each iOS device you sync to that computer. Copy the current backup so that your next syncing doesn't take a long time to backup everything again.
Sue
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On Mar 15, 2015, at 10:44 PM, bim.bousman@gmail.com [apple-iphone] <apple-iphone@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
I would like to be able to make iPhone backups that do not get updated... I would like to make a backup today that does not get changed for awhile even if I do additional backups... so that I could go back to today's backup a week or a month from today even if I have done other backups in the interim.
If I "archive" a backup in iTunes, will it do that? Will it create a copy that does not get changed?
Will it keep that backup on my Mac without changing it so that I can go back to it later even if I do several backups in the meantime?
Thanks for any wisdom that you would care to share... including good places to read about the details of how iTunes backups work.
Bim B
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