Your choice is ifone or spyfone. Unfortunately, ifone is probably
spyfone light, but probably the info is not turned over to the
chineeat least not by the company officially, but how many chinee
spys work at apfel?
I prefer not to have a device that overtly spys. that leaves out
everyt
Not unless you jailbreak (root) it.
-D
On Apr 15, 2019, at 4:27 PM, fmiser via Mercedes wrote:
>> Jim wrote:
>
>> The phones, however, must be tethered to join into that,
>> so they're weakly backed up.
>
> Heh - was that intentional? A "weak" backup?
>
> I run an SSH server on my 'phone, s
> Jim wrote:
> The phones, however, must be tethered to join into that,
> so they're weakly backed up.
Heh - was that intentional? A "weak" backup?
I run an SSH server on my 'phone, so over ssh I log in, run a bash
script that moves files within the 'phone and then uses rsync to
copy them to a
Local repair shop could NOT repair my frozen LG V10.
On Mon, Apr 15, 2019 at 11:29 AM Kaleb Striplin via Mercedes <
mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
> I thought about taking it to one of those repair places and see what they
> would charge to either put a new screen in it or see if they can get it
>
I thought about taking it to one of those repair places and see what they would
charge to either put a new screen in it or see if they can get it backed up for
me. Like I said most of the important stuff it backed up as far as I can tell.
But just not a complete mirror backup which would be a lo
This one was in a case but fell out of a 10 story drop out of a roller coaster.
Sent from my iPhone
> On Apr 15, 2019, at 9:15 AM, Dan--- via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
> I would take exception to this.
>
> I’ve used iPhones for years and never had one break. That being said, as soon
> as I get a n
Here's a plug for LG android phones.
My LG V10 screen froze up so I could not access any data. I purchased a
cheap replacement phone, and was able to retrieve photos and contacts from
the cloud. I then returned the frozen LG V10 to LG, which within 3 weeks
returned a refurbished V10 (wiped clean
If it's not trusting you, the computer won't 'see' it. I've been tethering
my iPhone
several times daily, on my travels. It asked to trust it at first, but no
longer does so.
There may be a time component to this that I'm not aware of. (Trust lasts
for
awhile, for example, but then must be re-es
I thought I had it set to back up automatically but it only appears I had it
set to backup certain things. That’s fine as it’s important things like
contacts but would have been nice to just have a mirror backup of it and not
have to go in and setup apps and such again
Sent from my iPhone
> O
I plug it into my laptop all the time while working to charge it. It seems like
it ask me to trust it every time. I would think that after you trust it once it
would remember it. I tried plugging it in and it does not ever pop up so I am
not sure if the plug is broken or if it is because I need
All our active computers are Time Machined, which means they get hourly
incremental backups,
to a RAID 0 server. Redundancy. The RAID is also cycled to offsite backup
on a rough quarterly
basis. The phones, however, must be tethered to join into that, so they're
weakly backed up.
-- Jim
On Mo
Learned my lesson years ago. Everything gets backed up daily, sometimes to two
different locations. Knock on wood, haven’t lost anything since.
-Don’t
> On Apr 15, 2019, at 10:18 AM, Curt Raymond via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
> Back in the day when I worked in my first phone support job one of my
Why would they make something so expensive and also so fragile? There are
armored phones on the market. The only reason to keep making it so fragile is
so they can sell more phones...
What other thing do you buy that you then immediately have to buy another thing
to protect the thing you bought
Back in the day when I worked in my first phone support job one of my
coworkers was making a documentary on the band "Yes". He had all kinds of
footage on an external drive he could cart around. Eventually the drive failed
and he was back to square one, he'd backed up nothing. Even though every
Android is less integrated which is what makes it better. iTunes sucks, each
version sucks worse. Want to put music on an iPhone? You have no choice other
than iTunes, which sucks...On Android I just copy music to the phone, or to an
SD card which I can put into the phone. Same for pictures and
Apple store or your phone store should be able to pull everything off your old
phone and swap it over if it is actually functioning. You could also probably
get a new screen for it, there are shops around that fix them like that.
--FT
Sent from iPhone
> On Apr 15, 2019, at 10:10 AM, Dan--- via
I would take exception to this.
I’ve used iPhones for years and never had one break. That being said, as soon
as I get a new phone it immediately goes into a strong case, like an Otterbox
or Spigen, for example.
I’m not about to put something like this into service without protecting it. I
cri
I don’t have an answer for how you can clone your phone, but I can tell you
that if you use the iCloud backup function there are two choices: Just a
“plain” backup that contains none of your authentication information, and a
secure backup that requires a password and saves ALL of your data, incl
Stop buying iPhones, they're the most fragile phone on the market and one of
the most expensive to replace.That or if you must have an iphone get a good
case for it.
Deboss did a video a month or so ago about his industrial phone and the abuse
its put up with...
-Curt
On Monday, April 15,
The time to prepare for catastrophe is _before_ the catastrophe!
Regular backups, for example, are a well-known tactic to minimize
data loss...
-- Jim
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I think you're screwed. If you had _ever_ trusted that particular
computer, it would remember that fact.
If you _did_ trust it, even once, try just plugging it in and see if iTunes
recognizes it. If so, you're golden.
(Humph. As if Android is more well polished and integrated...)
-- Jim
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>From what I saw when messing with my new iPoo SE last week, trying vainly to
>get my android contacts on it, when I put iTunes on my computer and plugged in
>my phone it insisted on automatically backing up the brand new phone with
>nothing useful on it. My only choice was whether to put the ba
Move to Android, Apple must makes it all too hard.
-
Max
Charleston SC
On Mon, Apr 15, 2019 at 9:57 AM Kaleb Striplin via Mercedes <
mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
> My phone was dropped and destroyed. Screen is completely useless so I
> can’t do anything on it. I have a replacement o
My phone was dropped and destroyed. Screen is completely useless so I can’t do
anything on it. I have a replacement on the way but want to make sure I have
the phone backed up. When I log into my I cloud account I can see all of my
contacts etc not it does not appear the entire phone was backed
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