By default all messages stored on Gmail will be restored (this can be changed in “Advanced Settings”). If you wish to restore messages back to your phone tap “Restore”. Make sure that you have Background data enabled in your Android Phone Accounts & Sync settings. Please note that any messages arrived after you last uninstalled SMS Backup and this initial backup won’t ever be backed up to Gmail, if you choose to “Skip” the first sync.Īfter you performed your initial backup, SMS Backup+ is ready to run in the background and finish uploading all of your current and future messages (check “Auto Backup”).
This option is handy if you previously uninstalled SMS Backup+ and do not want to send your messages again to Gmail. If you choose “Skip”, nothing is sent to Gmail and all messages currently stored on your device are simply marked “backed up”. If you choose “Backup”, SMS Backup+ will start backing up all your messages to Gmail.
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You’ll need to enable IMAP in your Gmail settings first (See the Enabling IMAP in Gmail help page to learn how to enable IMAP for your Gmail account).Īfter having connected your Gmail account, SMS Backup+ will ask you to perform a first sync. It is also possible to restore SMS and call log entries back to the phone (MMS not supported yet).Īfter starting SMS Backup+, tap on the “Connect” check box to log in or (if you were already logged in) to give SMS Backup+ permission to access your emails. You’ll then be able to browse and search your incoming and outgoing messages – neatly put into threads – under the “SMS” label in Gmail.
This software will automatically backup all of your Android phone SMS, MMS and call log entries using a separate label in Gmail / Google Calendar. Do you texts often and chooses not to delete but save your sms messages for future records? Then try the application called SMS Backup+.
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