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About DebiN
Expertise
I can answer questions on cellular phones, the physical device, the network, contracts, billing, ordering, porting and what to look for when purchasing cell phones. I am located in the United States. I am an expert on BlackBerrys, Treos, HTC devices and iPhones as well as cellphones and aircards. I have over 15 years of experience in both the wireless and wireline world with the carriers. I have a lot of knowledge regarding the wireless providers - their services, prices and policies, both GSM (AT&T (formerly Cingular) and T-Mobile) and CDMA (Verizon, Sprint/Nextel (iDEN)). I am very familiar with the individual devices and their specifications. I can also answer questions regarding BlackBerrys, iPhones and other PDAs, both Palm-based and Windows-based. I can troubleshoot most any problem someone is having with their cellular device or with the provider.
Experience
Over 15 years in the Telecom industry working for the carriers with individuals, small business, medium business and large corporations(Fortune 500)
Education/Credentials
Master's in Telecommunications
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Cellular Phones - Blackberry Text Content Retrieval
Expert: DebiN - 11/1/2009
Question
I need to retreive the content of text messages back to January 2009 on a Blackberry 8320 using T-Mobile. Can I do that? If so, please tell me how. I already have the numbers that were texted (got this from T-Mobile) but they say they can't get me the content. Can you help? Thank you.
Answer
What T-Mobile told you was completely correct. You can only get the numbers that you texted (which you have). Content is not retrievable. Not even with a court subpoena could you retrieve this because it was purged a long time ago. If you are trying to use this for a court case, I can assure you that most courts of law wouldn't even find this admissible, even if you had it. The device and carrier don't matter, the information was purged a long time ago. Many people don't realize that once you delete a text message, it is gone for good and this is the case. Content is not available, only the record of the text. Thanks. DebiN
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