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[GH-ISSUE #716] Huge number of SMSs for backup #605
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Originally created by @aenaiman on GitHub (Feb 20, 2017).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/jberkel/sms-backup-plus/issues/716
Hi. Thanx for this app. Vs.: 1.5.10, phone: LG G3.
I used it about 6 months ago, but somehow it did not continue. I reinstalled it, and then did a backup. I thought only the last six months would be dealt with, but it backed up over 4300 SMSs. Huh? I do not even have that many on my phone. And my phone has a 500 message limit. And afterwards, the SMS folder at Gmail only increased by about 100 messages. So where did they all go?
Confused.
Thanx for any info!
Aharon Naiman
@Woi commented on GitHub (Feb 23, 2018):
I also observed a higher amount of messages being backed up or restored than messages in my IMAP folder. My guess (!) is: since SMS are limited to 160 characters, longer message are send as 2 or more messages. Today's phones do this transparent to the users and SMS Backup+ saves them as one e-mail, but during restore and backup they are counted message by message. But again: It's just an assumption.
@jberkel commented on GitHub (Mar 28, 2018):
@Woi that's very likely the case. not sure what could be done to improve the situation, better counting logic?
@Woi commented on GitHub (Apr 2, 2018):
@jberkel What comes to my mind is either count Multi-SMS as one message, so that the numbers match. Or just be transparent to the user with something like "Saving X messages to Z emails."or "Saving X SMS and Y Multi-SMS (Concatenated SMS, Long SMS) to Z emails"