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boohoo1

boohoo1

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How can I view Deleted and current Text Messages on an AT&T mobile

How can I view Deleted and current Text Messages on an AT&T mobile

I want to see if my spouse is cheating. I want to access all text and calls to and from his mobile. I have to use my computer. I have no way to even get near his mobile

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Answer 1 / 3 - Submitted 330 days ago...

chefdude2000

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If the SMS messages are saved on the SIM card it's very easy, use a tool like CHIPDRIVER or , to view the haw SMS data, change the header to mark it as current instead of deleted.

http://3d2f.com/tags/undelete/sms/messages/

From a mobile phones internal memory, this is a little tricky, there are some techniques you can use, such as service boxes and/or Flasher boxes (e.g. SHU Box). These will do direct memory reads from the phone, but you will need to work out how to interpret the data.

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Answer 2 / 3 - Submitted 318 days ago...

SkyHigh

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There isn't an easy way to view deleted text messages from your phone.

yes, they could be there in memory, but it will be very hard to pull them out. using a software package like chefdude suggested could work, I've just never tried it.

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Answer 3 / 3 - Submitted 261 days ago...

jsgirl12206

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How do i view my text messages online HELP PLEASE! i have an att gophone

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