How can I see my backup files in an easy to understand format?
The app itself has a built-in viewer that can be used to the contents of the backup file. This can be accessed using Menu > View backups. To view the …
The app itself has a built-in viewer that can be used to the contents of the backup file. This can be accessed using Menu > View backups. To view the …
“Archive Mode” is this app’s way of incrementally adding new messages to an existing backup file and can be enabled from the preferences. Here’s how it works: Whenever the app …
The date is backed up in the same format as it’s stored on the phone; it’s the Java date representation (including millisecond) of the time when the message was sent/received …
You can View and Search the backup files directly from the app from the main screen. When Restoring or Viewing your backup(s), you have the option to Use System Browser to look …
On initial setup, the app prompts to select the desired locations for the backups. The locations currently supported are Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive and local storage on the phone. If …
Yes, you can enable scheduled backups which automatically back up your messages and/or calls at specified intervals. This setting can be found in Preferences, and also when you create a …
Our translations come from volunteer users of our app! As such, there may be incomplete or incorrect translations. Any strings that are not translated will appear in English. Translations are …
Currently, the only way to reset the password is to uninstall and re-install the app. This will not remove your backups, however you will need to set up the app preferences again.
Here’s the list of permissions needed and some explanation: Accounts: To connect Google Drive and Dropbox, and for email setup Phone calls: To backup and restore call logs Messages: To …