1. anon3700711's Avatar
    According to the Backup Pro, can no longer use a third- party application to backup SMS and restore them because developers and applications can no longer access SMSes in 10.3.1.

    Great... another feature removed by BlackBerry.

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    11-15-14 09:08 PM
  2. Andrew4life's Avatar
    It's more of a security decision, to keep things safe on your phone.
    An API is like a door with a lock. It doesn't matter what type of lock you have, it's hackable given time and resources. With the API, there is no door. Much more difficult to hack and you'd have to get around it through other methods.

    You are of course still allowed to copy your own texts, just you have to do each chat manually from the hub.

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    11-15-14 09:17 PM
  3. joeldf's Avatar
    Really? What about all the other APIs? BlackBerry gonna close them all down?

    This wouldn't be so bad if BlackBerry was going to start providing a way to do selective backups and restores in Link in the future, the way you could with the legacy phones and the old Desktop Manager.

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    11-15-14 09:44 PM
  4. joeldf's Avatar
    Although, I just tried SMS Backup that I got some time ago, when still on 10.2, and it worked just fine on 10.3.1.1151.

    No problems yet. At least when doing the initial backup. It pulled all 2100-some-odd messages.

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    11-15-14 09:52 PM
  5. Traxxmy's Avatar
    It's more of a security decision, to keep things safe on your phone.
    An API is like a door with a lock. It doesn't matter what type of lock you have, it's hackable given time and resources. With the API, there is no door. Much more difficult to hack and you'd have to get around it through other methods.

    You are of course still allowed to copy your own texts, just you have to do each chat manually from the hub.

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    Security decision that with kill BlackBerry themselves. With all those API is private how is developers going to make a great app.

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    11-15-14 10:42 PM
  6. Traxxmy's Avatar
    Security decision that with kill BlackBerry themselves. With all those API is private how is developers going to make a great app. Might as well just make BlackBerry device for enterprise users only and let all existing BlackBerry users switch to other platform. Another BlackBerry decision that reaffirm me to abandon bb10.

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    11-15-14 10:45 PM
  7. torcheredsole56's Avatar
    According to the Backup Pro, can no longer use a third- party application to backup SMS and restore them because developers and applications can no longer access SMSes in 10.3.1.

    Great... another feature removed by BlackBerry.

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    I was able to backup from 1016 and restore to 1151 without issue. So for now the api is still open

    Edit: WITH a third party app.
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    11-15-14 11:01 PM
  8. Bluenoser63's Avatar
    According to the Backup Pro, can no longer use a third- party application to backup SMS and restore them because developers and applications can no longer access SMSes in 10.3.1.

    Great... another feature removed by BlackBerry.

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    Nothing in the developers blog, docs or forum about this.
    11-15-14 11:19 PM
  9. SlcCorrado's Avatar
    Yeah, not sure I believe this yet
    11-15-14 11:35 PM
  10. anon(4086706)'s Avatar
    Kinda puzzled, went back to 10.3 but using SMS Backup from 10.3.1..1016

    Passport | SQW100-1/10.3.1.1151 | Globe PH
    11-15-14 11:42 PM
  11. 3hb78ftg's Avatar
    According to the Backup Pro, can no longer use a third- party application to backup SMS and restore them because developers and applications can no longer access SMSes in 10.3.1.

    Great... another feature removed by BlackBerry.

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    Other 3rd party apps are working so you may want to provide a link to where this is stated for reference.

    Until then it's pure heresay...

    "Proud member of the Peevishlicious Crew" (Special Security)
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    11-16-14 09:03 AM
  12. bloodyrek's Avatar
    According to the Backup Pro, can no longer use a third- party application to backup SMS and restore them because developers and applications can no longer access SMSes in 10.3.1.

    Great... another feature removed by BlackBerry.

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    Good job OP, spreading misinformation without actually asking first!

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    11-16-14 09:12 AM
  13. bluetroll's Avatar
    Good job OP, spreading misinformation without actually asking first!

    Posted via CB10
    Isn't that how social media works? LOL.



    Posted via CB10
    11-16-14 09:31 AM
  14. dejanh's Avatar
    Hahaha, so true!

    Posted via CB10
    11-16-14 09:37 AM
  15. menshawy's Avatar
    I don't know what is your source of information here but seen that it could form a risk, according to some, then I wish that BlackBerry will offer a built in solution for backing up conversations and to extend it to include other messaging e.g. BBM

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    11-16-14 09:38 AM
  16. mrjmc99's Avatar
    BlackBerry killed off developer access to SMS in 10.3.1-img_20141116_111555.png
    Nuf said, I'm on 1151 currently

    Edit: figured I would add this too


    Attachment 314853

    Z30STA100-3/10.3.1.1151
    11-16-14 10:17 AM
  17. BigBadWulf's Avatar
    No supporting documentation, this has nothing to do with a leak, heck it's not really even a rumor unless it spreads. I have nowhere to move this, or interest in furthering meaningless discussion.

    OP, PM me with evidence. Till then this speculation is closed.
    11-16-14 10:27 AM

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