Will Public Mobile backup sms remotely?

[inkdlionw]

I am wondering if Public Mobile keeps a copy of customer messages for backup? Sometimes, we accidently deleted messages and it is hard to recover them without backup.

[inkdlionw]

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@komaver wrote:

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@inkdlionw wrote:

I am wondering if Public Mobile keeps a copy of customer messages for backup? Sometimes, we accidently deleted messages and it is hard to recover them without backup.

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I don't think they can do that , they don't back up any phone data without your knowledge.

Unless the phone has install some data backup app ,obviously, you didn't .anyway ,this program (https://www.tunesbro.com/transfer-sms-from-android-to-computer.html) can help you do that .

And for these deleted messages , don't worry ,you can get a way to restore the deleted messages from its website.

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the backup process is quite simple. thanks for the suggestion

[komaver]

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@inkdlionw wrote:

I am wondering if Public Mobile keeps a copy of customer messages for backup? Sometimes, we accidently deleted messages and it is hard to recover them without backup.

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I don't think they can do that , they don't back up any phone data without your knowledge.

Unless the phone has install some data backup app ,obviously, you didn't .anyway ,this program (https://www.tunesbro.com/transfer-sms-from-android-to-computer.html) can help you do that .

And for these deleted messages , don't worry ,you can get a way to restore the deleted messages from its website.

[inkdlionw]

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@computergeek541 wrote:

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@inkdlionw wrote:

I am wondering if Public Mobile keeps a copy of customer messages for backup? Sometimes, we accidently deleted messages and it is hard to recover them without backup.

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I believe that Public Mobile has a legal obligation to keep call records and copies of messages for legal obligations for the purposes of co-operating with law enforcement.  However, I highly doubt that these records and messages are customer accessible, and would say that I would consider a message as gone forever once deleted.  If the messges are important enough, SMS messages can be copied to the sim card or sometimes even copied over to a computer.  Another option would be to have messages sent via instant messaging.  Some of these instant messengers keep a copy on the server end, but even with those, messages are generally gone once  deleted.

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I suspect that too. Large player would definitely keep a copy of sms such as ATT

[srlawren]

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@will13am wrote:

@inkdlionw, I have used this app a few times in the past.  It saves locally, to google drive, drop box, one drive.  It is quite easy to use.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.riteshsahu.SMSBackupRestore&hl=en

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Yes I have this set up to do an automatic backup every Saturday night to my Google Drive, of my texts and call logs.  I have done likewise for family members.  It's pretty painless.

[will13am]

@inkdlionw, I have used this app a few times in the past.  It saves locally, to google drive, drop box, one drive.  It is quite easy to use.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.riteshsahu.SMSBackupRestore&hl=en

[NDesai]

Public Mobile will not back up your texts. But your phone can. If you have android, you can allow Google to automatically sync your texts to Google Drive. And i am sure the same can be done on iPhones. 

[computergeek541]

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@inkdlionw wrote:

I am wondering if Public Mobile keeps a copy of customer messages for backup? Sometimes, we accidently deleted messages and it is hard to recover them without backup.

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I believe that Public Mobile has a legal obligation to keep call records and copies of messages for legal obligations for the purposes of co-operating with law enforcement.  However, I highly doubt that these records and messages are customer accessible, and would say that I would consider a message as gone forever once deleted.  If the messges are important enough, SMS messages can be copied to the sim card or sometimes even copied over to a computer.  Another option would be to have messages sent via instant messaging.  Some of these instant messengers keep a copy on the server end, but even with those, messages are generally gone once  deleted.

[mimmo]

I dont think so.  but i'm sure there are app for iphone and android that will do that for you.