Mobiletrans Account

[Lotte Donohoe]

Totransfer data between different devices, MobileTrans will install a modified WhatsApp on your source phone, so it can have access to the WhatsApp data on the source phone. So to activate the modified WhatsApp, it requires to verify your account. Also, when you transfer data to the target phone, you will need to install and activate WhatsApp on the target phone. This will also require the verification. This is why you need to verify your WhatsApp account multiple times.

I am trying to login into my account and I keep getting a 404 error telling me they can't find that page. What the heck is going on? Yes My password etc are correct. I just can't get it to log me in!!

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I didn't have the time to try another browser, but after trying to log in about 3 more times suddenly it was working! I have no clue why I was getting that 404 error. The next day it happened again, and I kept trying and got in after just a few tries. It defies explanation!

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Can anyone help with this? Canceling my Facebook account has created a lot of problems with Spotify, but I figured it out. But I have a quite a few long playlists that I do not want to have to recreate on my new Spotify account.

The easiest way is to sign into your old account, drag and drop your playlists from inside the Spotify client on the Windows desktop, log out, sign in with your new account and drag the playlists back from the desktop into the client.

Thank you for the response. I'm using a Mac, and unfortunately I can't drag the playlist BACK into Spotify. However, it does create a webloc which I can open in a browser, login to my new account, and save the playlist, which then shows up in Spotify.

I know this is a problem a lot of people are having. Has anyone found any solutions to this? Like others I have 100s of passwords and other data on there which I can't get access to. The lack of support and interest from msecure is not acceptable.

Or is it possible to transfer the app + data to another iphone which is running 14.4 or lower? I have seen a couple of mentions of a program called MobileTrans that can do this - has anyone had any success with this?

Thank you for contacting us, and I'm sorry for the time it has taken to receive a reply from us. We're backed up in support right now, so response times are significantly higher than normal. I'm not sure if you have read about what's happening in iOS 14.5 and 14.6, so forgive me if this is old news to you. It needs to be explained, because there is a lot of information that isn't correct being spread in different contexts.

Thank you for contacting us, and I'm sorry to hear about the issue you're experiencing after the recent iOS update. Unfortunately, mSecure 4 is no longer supported, so there won't be any updates to that version of the app. The problem is, at some point in time, older, unsupported apps always run into issues like this, which is why developers have to provide an option so that it doesn't happen. mSecure 5 is that option, as it is the update to mSecure 4 that keeps what's happening in iOS 14.5 and 14.6 from taking place.

In the older version of the app, we implemented an advertisement for mSecure 5, and that was to let our users know that the app was available and that they could upgrade at any time. Along with that advertisement, we provided an option to close it and not show it again in the future. We are finding that a lot of customers have used that option, so they aren't seeing the ad any longer. The problem is, we have no way of contacting our older customers, because the older app doesn't have an account system. Without an account system, we don't have their email addresses. If we did have their emails, we would be communicating with them to provide some explanation on what is currently happening after the recent updates to iOS, to tell them what we're doing to help, and to let them know about the backup in support which is leading to long wait times in receiving responses from our support team.

However, the issue brought about by recent iOS updates are a different story altogether. On all our company test devices, we have still not encountered the issue you and other customers are experiencing, which, though there are a lot of people who have experienced the problem, is actually a very small percentage of our overall customer base. Even had we been able to contact our users via email, we wouldn't have done so before the iOS 14.5 update, because we never knew it would cause this problem. And Apple doesn't send developers notifications that this type of behavior will occur, so there was no way for us to know ahead of time.

Moving forward, we still aren't able to tell for sure the next iOS update will cause the upgrade message to appear. Our developer has even tested on the first beta release of iOS 15, and the old mSecure app runs without any problems. In short, at this time, we do not know what is causing the issue for the old, unsupported mSecure app, but we have provided a solution.

With regards to the issue you are experiencing, the only thing that makes sense when the migration process is not triggered when signing in to an mSecure 5 account that's in a fresh state is that the version of mSecure 4 installed on your device must be older than version 4.5.4. That version is the newest version of the old app, and in that final release of v4, we implemented a shared space for the database to which mSecure 5 has access. Unfortunately, versions older than 4.5.4 don't know about that shared space, and in that case, mSecure 5 is not able to access the older app's data.

Most of our customers running into the same problem you are after updating to iOS 14.5 or 14.6 are following the same steps to migrate, and it is working as intended. Because of this, we know if the older version of the app is 4.5.4, the migration does take place. However, there is a small handful of people for which the migration option is not available after choosing a sync option, and what I explained above is the only only explanation we have for when this happens.

In response to your question about downloading v4.5.2 specifically, the only way to do so is to uninstall mSecure 4 and then re-install it from your list of purchased apps in the App Store app. That would install the newest version of v4. The problem is, if you do that, the data stored in the app will be deleted, so we are not recommending any of our customers try this unless they know absolutely for certain they can restore from a backup after they perform the reinstall.

Do you know if you made any email backups from mSecure's Settings before the problem you are experiencing started? If not, do you have access to your data in any version of mSecure running on any of your devices?

Thanks Mike for your response. As I understand what you are saying, if my version of msecure 4 is older than 4.5.4 (which it probably is) then the migration option to msecure 5 is not available. Is that correct?

I do not have any backups. I used to back up to dropbox but it stopped working a while back and I wasn't able to restart it. I have my phone backed up on icloud and my laptop and figured that was sufficient to guard against losing my phone or the data on it. I didn't count for the app ceasing to be supported.

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