How do I delete text history on AT bill?

How do I delete text history on AT bill?

From myAT Go to your account overview and open the My wireless section. Scroll to Get or manage add-ons and select Let’s go. If you have more than one device, choose the device you want to remove Messages Backup & Sync from. Find Messages Backup & Sync, select See details, and then select Remove.

Can I retrieve text messages that I deleted?

Your carrier stores text messages for a while after they’ve been deleted, and they may be able to retrieve what you need. It’s unlikely, however, that your carrier will recover deleted text messages if the reason for your request is minor, but it doesn’t hurt to ask if you want to try.

Can I download my iMessage history?

While there isn’t a feature for automatically exporting a conversation, you can save an entire iPhone text conversations for later review and enjoyment using a workaround in the Messages app. To preserve a text chain with total fidelity to its original appearance, a series of screenshots may be your best option.

Are messages saved in iCloud?

Most people know that iCloud is a great way to store backups of your photos, contacts, and documents. But did you know that it can also store backups of your text messages, so that you can access them from anywhere?

What happens if I disable messages in iCloud?

“By disabling Messages in iCloud, your Messages data will be downloaded to your device and will no longer sync to iCloud,” reads Apple’s description of the feature. By default, Messages won’t disable iCloud sync before it’s downloaded your chat archive.

Can you see Imessages on iCloud?

Messages in iCloud are updated automatically, so you always have the same view everywhere you use iMessage. When you delete a message, photo, or conversation on one device, it’s removed from all of your devices. And since all of your attachments are stored in iCloud, you can save space on your device.

Can I have two Apple IDs for iMessage?

To add another apple id to iMessages in Messages. app, you need to go to Messages>preferences>accounts. Where it says, Enable this account, there should be a check mark, uncheck it. now you will have the ability to add another Apple ID to receive at.

How do I make my iCloud and iMessage accounts the same?

Before, to use a different iCloud account for Messages, you would go to “Messages” in Settings, tap on “Send & Receive,” tap on your Apple ID up top, then “Sign Out.” Afterward, you could just tap on “Use your Apple ID for iMessage” from the main “Messages” settings to sign into a different iCloud account.