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That's interesting. In our data-mined world I've always found this a feature, and a refreshing one. I'm exposed to this feature/shortcoming quite often since I
by sigg3 5y ago
That's interesting. In our data-mined world I've always found this a feature, and a refreshing one.
I'm exposed to this feature/shortcoming quite often since I use the desktop version only intermittently.
Observing that lost messages are lost _is reassuring to me_.
On the infrequent event that I need a record, I'll usually just screenshot it then and there.
- pseudalopex 5y agoThe Android and desktop databases can be backed up. Just the iOS version blocks it.
- serial_dev 5y agoI think it depends on the content. With family photos, I'd rather have them public then lose them. For the public, it's likely not that interesting, but for me they are invaluable.
- andrepd 5y agoGood for you that that's your usecase! I myself would like to have a secure backup of all my messages and attachments.