iOS users that need to free up space on their device often like to save text messages as a PDF and then copy the text messages to Google Drive. Not enough space on iPhone - Text messages, iMessages, and photo attachments can take up a lot of room on one’s iPhone or iPad. This ensures that, in the event that they were to lose data during either an iOS or macOS upgrade, that copies of their texts and photo attachments are safe and sound. Getting a new phone or new computer - Before you upgrade your iPhone or computer, if you have important text messages that you don’t want to risk losing should something go wrong during the upgrade, many people like to export messages to Google Drive. After generating the PDF of your text messages, you can then place the PDF in Google Drive for your lawyer or attorney to access the file for upcoming legal cases or court. Many lawyers and attorneys require that clients save and print their iPhone text messages for court as a PDF file. Sharing - After you save text messages as a PDF document, you can place them on Google Drive and then share the Google Drive link with anyone who might need a copy of the messages or want to review the text messages. Having a copy of your iPhone text messages and iMessages in a directory of your Google Drive account will ensure you have important messages backed up and a safety copy if ever needed. Also, if your Mac or Windows computer crashes and your iPhone backup is on the hard drive that now won't boot up, there is often no way to rescue data.
Separate copy of messages - Many people want to have a separate copy of important text messages backed up on Google Drive in case they lose their iPhone or if their device is stolen. Here are some helpful tips and instructions: Reasons to save and copy iPhone text messages to Google Drive There are many reasons why people often save and copy text messages and iMessages to their Google Drive account.
Why would I want to export iPhone text messages to my Google Drive account, you ask? Today’s Decipher Tools tutorial will show you how to save text messages from your iPhone to Google Drive.
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