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So we're just looking at the file sms.db, this is an SQLite database with the following tables in it: The only strings in the blob were "JFIF" and "Exif" somewhere near the beginning, so it can be assumed this is metadata or the screenshot shown in the message bubble.
SMS MAC OS X MOVIE
CKSMSComposeOptionPreviewImageDataKey (data): big blob (base64 encoded)įor the blob, this was in my test only 5510 byte long, so it's not the movie itself.CKSMSComposeOptionFilenameKey (string): /var/tmp/capture/capturedvideo.MOV or /var/tmp/7/capturedvideo.MOV (or similar).In case of a video, the data file is not the video itself, but a bplist with this content (dict): The images theirself are stored in the same folder with corresponding names like data-0, data-1, etc. The width varies slightly, depending on the image width/height ratio, but the height is always 110px (90px for videos). Images are put into the markupString like this: textString: The text that has been entered already (white spaces and line breaks retained).mimeType: image/jpeg or image/png or video/x-internal-iphone.exportedFilename: (filename, without path, ending in.duration (integer): 0 for images, number of seconds (duration) for videos.resources: array of dict for every image:.markupString: The text in HTML format (HTML encoded) that has been entered already.There is also a subfolder PENDING.draft with a file ist containing a dict with the following three values:
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In the folder Drafts there is a file ist (if there is a pending draft with already recipients added) and the content is a plist with an array of strings with the recipients (phone numbers). The Attachments folder contains subfolders and files, which are referenced in the main database file in the table madrid_attachment (see there). The sms-legacy.db file was not on my iPhone, but another user claimed to have this file (see jbqa reference). On a jailbroken device, they could be recreated using the sqlite3 program, for example by issuing the following command: sqlite3 sms.db. If the database is updated manually, it's important to recreate these files. The files sms.db-shm and sms.db-wal are probably used for indexing or search and can be recreated if deleted (?). In the folder /var/mobile/Library/SMS/ there are the following files:
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On lower or higher firmware versions there are differences in the data. Initial data for this analysis comes from an iPhone 3GS with firmware 3.1.3, which was later restored / upgraded to an iPhone 4 and finally to an iPhone 4S with iOS 5.0.1. To backup or restore the data of this application without iTunes, the following information might be useful. IMessage is deeply integrated and built around Apple's Push Notification Server over port 5223. This is the only method for iMessages on the iPad, iPod touch and Mac OS X.
SMS MAC OS X VERIFICATION
Email (AppleID) verification does not use silent SMS, and only sends an email containing a verification link. This 'verifies' the phone number for sending and receiving iMessages.
SMS MAC OS X REGISTRATION
IMessages on iOS is activated in the same way as FaceTime, with a silent SMS being sent to a carrier defined number and a successful registration SMS being returned.
SMS MAC OS X FOR MAC OS X
Messages for Mac OS X was introduced with OS X Mountain Lion, and replaced the iChat instant messaging program. With iOS 5 Apple introduced the iCloud based instant messaging service, iMessage, which works across different iOS devices and Mac OS X, and is the first native messaging service for iPod touch and iPad.