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Not to mention iMessage leaves an unencrypted database containing all texts on your computer if you use that computer to backup your iPhone (or if you have the
by dumpsterdiver 6y ago
Not to mention iMessage leaves an unencrypted database containing all texts on your computer if you use that computer to backup your iPhone (or if you have the computer linked to your iCloud account so that you can send/receive messages from it). The only reason I know this is because I deleted someone's phone number once after getting upset with them, and then I regretted it, so I did a deep dive. Found it :)
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- tradertef 6y agoWow. So messages should be accessible if - iCloud sync on the phone is enabled and Messages are backed up - If phone is backed up to a computer (assuming access to computer is possible) - If iMessage is used in that computer with same iCloud account (assuming access to computer is possible)