Recovering data from stolen z10 backup to new Z10

How possible is it to update a new Z10 with settings etc from a back up from my stolen Z10 through BB Link?

Very possible, if the former Z10 backup was made to your PC using the Link software.
Connect your new Z10 to the PC, start Link.
You'll need to setup Link for the new device with the your BBID.
Backup/Restore > Restore, select the most recent back up of the former device and proceed.
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