This is required to be able to write to Android’s messaging database. If this is the first time you use the app, Android will ask you to grant iSMS2droid certain permissions and also to switch your default messaging application to iSMS2droid. If it does not, and you are getting any errors or weird behaviour (other than those cases covered in the FAQ), you may want to switch back to the stock Messaging app, or even completely remove any 3rd party messaging apps.Īfter opening the app, tap on the Import Messages Button.
If you are not using the default Messaging app, theoretically everything should work just fine – but i can’t promise anything. Potentially interfere with iSMSdroid (other SMS apps like e.g. If you have a new Android device and didn’t install any apps that could Thumb is: the less resources are used for other apps, the faster the The import should continue in the background if youĪbsolutely have use your phone for something, but the general rule of I would also recommend just letting your phone do its thing while the
Better safe (and charged) than sorry (and having to start over) This is not a hard requirements, but if you have lots of messages (>50,000), i recommend that you connect your phone to a charger, as the process may take a while and use quite a bit of your battery charge.
