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Does Apple allow privacy based local (encrypted) backup of MMS/SMS messages & caller history like Android has?
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Andy Burnelli
Dec 24, 2021, 6:41:48 AM12/24/21
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Does Apple allow privacy based local (encrypted) backup of MMS/SMS messages
& caller history like Android has?
As described here today, Android has a plethora of privacy-based free,
ad free, gsf free & google free automatic or manually scheduled SMS/MMS
message and call history backup to local storage on the device, all by its
itty bitty self.
*How to archive mms/sms specific group & individual contacts on the phone?*
<https://groups.google.com/g/comp.mobile.android/c/poVQnksMXu8>
Android doesn't need an entire second computer, nor the cloud, nor the
Internet, nor even any mother-ship account that a user must log into, and
certainly nor any mother-ship untested horridly insecure bloatware to give
you that kind of free privacy for your MMS/SMS & caller history backups.
Android can even encrypt that local backup, without ever needing to put even
a single bit of your private data on the known-to-be vulnerable Internet.
Does the iPhone all by its itty bitty self have anywhere near that kind of
powerful free local backup privacy for MMS/SMS & caller history backups?
If so, how?
If not, then it's another iOS privacy hole for Steve to include in his docs.
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The iCloud is NOT encrypted since Apple can & does scan your private data.
& caller history like Android has?
As described here today, Android has a plethora of privacy-based free,
ad free, gsf free & google free automatic or manually scheduled SMS/MMS
message and call history backup to local storage on the device, all by its
itty bitty self.
*How to archive mms/sms specific group & individual contacts on the phone?*
<https://groups.google.com/g/comp.mobile.android/c/poVQnksMXu8>
Android doesn't need an entire second computer, nor the cloud, nor the
Internet, nor even any mother-ship account that a user must log into, and
certainly nor any mother-ship untested horridly insecure bloatware to give
you that kind of free privacy for your MMS/SMS & caller history backups.
Android can even encrypt that local backup, without ever needing to put even
a single bit of your private data on the known-to-be vulnerable Internet.
Does the iPhone all by its itty bitty self have anywhere near that kind of
powerful free local backup privacy for MMS/SMS & caller history backups?
If so, how?
If not, then it's another iOS privacy hole for Steve to include in his docs.
--
The iCloud is NOT encrypted since Apple can & does scan your private data.
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