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05-01-2008 09:07:32 PM
How can I get a copy of my text messages that I sent in and out out? Also how long do voice messages stay in phone. Mine are all gone. I had important messages. I was gone for awhile and now cannot retrieve them.
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05-02-2008 12:22:13 AM - edited 05-02-2008 12:22:33 AM
You cannot get content (what is said in the messages), unless you have a court order. You can view phone numbers though. Just go log onto your online accout. Look under data/message details. It'll come up. You can print them.
Acblue7 wrote:How can I get a copy of my text messages that I sent in and out out? Also how long do voice messages stay in phone. Mine are all gone. I had important messages. I was gone for awhile and now cannot retrieve them.
Voice mails are stored up to 14 days. Then after 14 days the voice mail system deletes voice mails. Once a voice mail gets deleted, there is no way to get it back.
Message Edited by chachmoe19 on 05-02-2008 12:22:33 AM
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05-02-2008 05:10:07 AM
If the future you should independently record any voice messages you wish to keep. They are not stored on your phone, but by at&t on their voice mail server - so you are at their mercy regardless of the time frame they generally keep them.
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