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    ok so my buddy claims he has an FBI agent as a client. he told him FBI can and will get full text message records up to 2 yrs if they need.

    I'm aware text are open wave an easy to intercept....by someone with fancy gadgets of course.

    Someone was saying all they can get is merely there was a message sent via this # to that # but unless they have the cell phone with the message....they have nothing.

    My thoughts are this......if you are being watched that closely u are fucked anyways. It's only a matter of time before the shit hits the fan. I'm sure the FBI can pull this stuff....can normal detectives? Doubtful. They can't even tell the difference between a silver Nissan Titan and a blue Toyota tacoma( Donner case lol).

    Just curious if roid messages between buddies are safe is the main question.
    Blah blah blah Latina's ass...blah blah blah!

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    I've read plenty of cases that past text messages were used. You can get a printout from your cell carrier of all texts sent, so surely a detective w a warrant can.
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    • #3
      Originally posted by exphys88 View Post
      I've read plenty of cases that past text messages were used. You can get a printout from your cell carrier of all texts sent, so surely a detective w a warrant can.
      Will it actually display the actual text message though? I mean I can log onto my cell carrier but it merely shows the # text was sent/received to/from.
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      • #4
        Yea records are kept for a while and a judge can get them... Happened in my DUI case
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        • #5
          I hate when my buddy is right lol! he knows everything....just ask him lol.

          Still requires the need to get the messages though.
          Blah blah blah Latina's ass...blah blah blah!

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Ironguruera View Post
            I hate when my buddy is right lol! he knows everything....just ask him lol.

            Still requires the need to get the messages though.
            Yeah, it requires a warrant. If you're not a dealer, it's a non issue.
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            • #7
              Originally posted by exphys88 View Post
              Yeah, it requires a warrant. If you're not a dealer, it's a non issue.
              Ultimately that's my point. I get reasons for caution. U can never be too safe!

              I was just trying to drive my point home with him.....if they are watching you being careful with txts are the least of your worries!!
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              • #8
                Re: Text messages safe?

                even worse ...
                cell phones routinely sell you information to police without a warrant for a small service fee and make a killing , they are selling this information to marketing companies as well .. here it the thing .. cell phones are not land lines ..and has anyone every read their cell phone contract they sign ..

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                • #9
                  I think that all depends on the carrier also! I know for a fact that Tmobile does not save the messages. My attorney tried like hell to get some for us but they said they only keep record of the numbers back and forth.

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                  • #10
                    No NOT SAFE. IF you have an iPod iPhone or iPad there is a great secure encrypted texting application wickr. They do not store messages period. Nothing as good for Droid. Assume all of your texts can be read. At least tsunami to find an application that octets SOME SECURITY.

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                    • #11
                      Re: Text messages safe?

                      Don't use your own personal cell phone, use a drop phone that you can buy from Walmart!
                      When I die I want to be called a friend or family member by everyone I came into contact with!!!

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                      • #12
                        I'm actually going thru this right now with a friend getting a divorce. Verizon says they only keep text messages for 10 days but I was in court on a OOP few years ago and the defendant had 2 months worth of text print outs. Your Iphone never perm innately deletes messages . They are all retrievable with a USB plug in. If you want to get you husbands or wives text just wait til their phone is alone. Clip it on and in less than 1 min you have every text ever sent or recieved
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                        • #13
                          I may add. A "text plus" app is the best route
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                          • #14
                            Re: Text messages safe?

                            Originally posted by chrisotpherm View Post
                            Don't use your own personal cell phone, use a drop phone that you can buy from Walmart!
                            yeah I agree .,. if you are looking for messages to be truly not associated from you.. disposable is the way to go..
                            I have a bud that ..shall we say.... may supply some of the things discussed here ... he uses net10 and changes phones ever couple months a couple weeks back they had a samsung on clearance and he stocked up...amazing what you can get for a $15 these days..

                            trick is to dispose of properly ... that sim card and the serial number is the link ..you have to get rid of both ..
                            there is charities that collect phones... you can drop off the phone there and it will go in a box and ship to some third world country .
                            then destroy the sim card

                            my $.02

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                            • #15
                              Re: Text messages safe?

                              Cell phone carriers are required to store your text for so long. Always remember you are an enemy of the state.

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