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| I've been using the app SMS Backup & Restore for years. After getting a new phone and transferring the messages over I noticed some were missing. | ||||
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| I tried to find out why this is happening - because of a "new" message type called RCS: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rich_Communication_Services | ||||
| I tried to find out why this was happening. It was because of a "new" message type called RCS: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rich_Communication_Services | ||||
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| Essentially those messages are stored in a separate database on the phone, hence not considered regular text messages. | ||||
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| The above mentioned program is not able to export those messages (as of September 2021). | ||||
| SMS BR is not able to export this kind of messages (as of September 2021). | ||||
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| I didn't want to reinvent the wheel - there are already enough backup/restore apps for SMS and MMS. Instead I just wanted to be able to export the RCS messages, too. Preferably it should be a format the SMS BR can then import. | ||||
| I didn't want to reinvent the wheel - there are already enough backup/restore apps for SMS and MMS. Instead I just wanted to make an app that was able to export the RCS messages, too. Preferably it should be a format that SMS BR could then import. | ||||
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| So if you're interested: | ||||
| 1. Backup your SMS and MMS messages with another program. | ||||
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| 4. Import those on the new phone as well. | ||||
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| Remarks: | ||||
| - Technically the RCS will be converted to SMS messages. | ||||
| - This program has only been tested with text messages. I don't know if images, etc. can be exported as well. | ||||
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