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read iphone sms messages?
I have following question related to get sms.
I want to get All SMS Text, sender number, date.
How can i send sms through my app?
Afterward i want to upload app on app store, so will apple allow me to upload app for doing above tasks?
Kindly help me on these issues and also share with me helping materiel or tutorial relevant to this tasks. Thanks in Advance :).
Not possible.
Check this
For SMS sending through application allowed but for accessing inbox for sms/email not allowed.
As of iOS 4, you can't get access to SMS data for reading, as there are serious privacy concerns.
And Apple wouldn't allow an app onto the store that does this.
Here's a related question & answer with more detail.
It is possible if you have a jailbroken device.
You may use jailcoder to fake code signing and then move your app to /Applications folder.
This way you can access to any database in your iOS device jailbroken.
Obviously Apple deny you app but not in Cydia.
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Create provisioning profile in iphone application
i developed my iphone app and i want to test it on my IPhone. i have the account of dev.apple so no need to register. i just want to login with my account. what process i will perform for the getting liencense? im confused how i can do this?
if you want to test your application on real iPhone device then your should check below tutorial
Deploying iPhone Apps to Real Devices
Wei-Meng Lee has described complete procedure step by step in easy way.
let me know if you get any trouble in this i have done!!
You can easily search for that. There is nothing for confusion. Go through this link for enrolling your paid developer account and get licence and certificates
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iPhone call log / history
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I have one requirement to fetch all the call logs, SMS logs and Email logs in iOS. So, if anyone have any idea about how to fetch call or sms or email logs (history) in iOS, please help me or suggest me the solution or whether it is feasible or not.
But one app is also available in app store.
App name is calLog.
Some website like "Accessing iPhone Call History" also says, it's possible, how's it true?
Thanks in advance to all. :)
No, its not possible to fetch Call/SMS/Email logs in iOS.
You can do this in jailbroken device.
http://iosstuff.wordpress.com/2011/08/19/accessing-iphone-call-history/ shows you how to access the call history. It is possible but Apple may not accept your App into their Store if they discover it. Sometimes Apps slip thru the cracks and get published even if they are against Apple's guidelines. Remember Tether? It was available for a day before Apple pulled it. Path was uploading your contacts before getting caught and then they updated their App.
its not possible to fetch the call or sms history in iOS device..but it is possible in older iOS version by using call_history.db file which contains all call history of iOS device
Hi,friends.
Do you have backup files in your PC?
If you have installed iTunes on your computer, then you can run it and sync it with your iPhone, after that, all of your iphone data can be backed-up in your iTunes. If you want to fetch all of them, then you jsut need to open the folders of the targeted files containing your messages ,contacts, call logs, and then drag them to your computer! Done!.
If you can not find those messages or call logs or contacts you want, that maybe results from these reasons: you did not backed up successfully or those information lost because of some physical problem. Then you can have a try on some recovery software to search the lost data. If you install the recovery program onto your PC ,you can preview all of your phone data, including the deleted ones!.
Hope this method help you all !
Call log is possible since this app does that: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/navita-t.e.m.-personal/id590228620?mt=8 application does that. The question is, how?
Btw, SMS log and Email history I don't think it's possible.
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Direct “rate in iTunes” link in my app?
It's possible to let the user rate or write a review from within my app ?, or my only option is to prompt a message asking my user to rate the app ?
In-app purchases can be rated ?
Someone told me that when an app was erased, it was possible to ask the user to ask rate the app, but that feature was removed in IOS4. It's this true ?, the SDK provides me any support to do this kind of stuff ?
thanks !
Lot of apps use Appirater (written by Arash Payan) for Rating. It is extremely customizable and free. You can do lot of customizations by changing settings. eg. Prompt user to rate only if he has had your app for 7 days and has used it at least 5 times.
I have blogged about the same here as well: http://iostipsntricks.wordpress.com/2011/05/10/how-to-get-people-to-rate-your-ios-app/
The best you can do is a direct link to the review page in iTunes. So you ask them to rate the app and supply a button that takes them directly to the reviews page. See this previous StackOverflow answer.
Rate on delete used to be built into the operating system and forced upon everyone. It's now been removed. Many of us consider this to be a good thing, since the implicit question was "what do you think of this app, given that you don't want to keep it?".
EDIT: iOS 6 came out after this answer was first posted; Apple has added SKStoreProductViewController which allows you to show the iTunes page for any product directly inside your app. So you can remove the step that jumps out to an external display.
You can prompt the user to rate your app or leave a review, and if they agree (press the OK button or whatever), then you can open a URL that points to your App on the App Store. On an iOS device, iTunes links should open the correct part of the App Store, and the user can rate / review from there.
To get a URL that links to your app, you can copy it from the iTunes Connect interface in the Manage Your Applications section.
All the rating features are aspects of iTunes/AppStore applications, or in the case of the rate-app-on-delete-app part of iOS itself. There is nothing you can do to get the same functionality in your application... Other than perhaps use a rating system totally outside of the iTunes system.
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How to programmatically send SMS on the iPhone?
I wanted to design an app that would send SMS messages to your contacts from within the app in the background. However, I cannot seem to find any tutorials on it and the Apple Docs arent anyhelp. I have also read somewhere that it is outright impossible.
But if so, how does the app, iDistress manage to do it? It send text messages from preselected contacts with a custom message : http://www.buzapp.com/idistress.html
Check out the screencast.
Thanks.
Are you a registered Apple Developer? If so, you can use the 4.0 framework to show the composer window and set some of the values programatically inside of your app, without having to ever exit the app. However, you will have to wait until the new iPhone and OS4.0 comes out, roughly about June/July, to release the application.
Remember: you are not allowed to discuss details of iPhone OS 4.0 anywhere else than Apple's official Developer Forums, which you need to be a registered Apple Developer to access.
http://developer.apple.com/iphone/prerelease/library/documentation/MessageUI/Reference/MessageUI_Framework_Reference/index.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40008274
Direct access to the SMS and Email features aren't available in the official SDK. iDistress sends a request to a web service that they host (which sends out emails and text messages from their server)
I've been looking for how to do this and was told it couldn't be done. Then today, I try this new app called Highlight, and sure enough, it does it. When you sign up, you pick contacts from your list and then the app goes straight to SMS and pastes in its own text as an invite message. What do they know that we don't know?
Is there a way to confirm (programmatically) that the application was purchased from AppStore?
Or, maybe, there is a way to get a list of devices IDs from AppStore that purchased my app?
The reason is the willing to determine if the application was legally purchased or not...
I know that there is a way to know that the in-app purchase took place.
Maybe I can check for a paid app purchase too?
The solution may be inside the iPhone app or some check in server side.
The application that I develop is about to get a content from the web server.
Usually (by browsing my client's site) this content is not free and he wants to be sure that users that get the content by using an iPhone app (that I develop) did pay for the app.
Check out these related questions:
Iphone App store - Verifying paid customer
How to programmatically determine if DRM was removed from iPhone application?
Determining if an iPhone is Jail broken Programmatically
My previous Stack Overflow question may help you out: Reducing piracy of iPhone applications
No, but see this related question for information on how to potentially detect that your app has been tampered with in order to allow it to run as a bootleg.
The in-app-purchase-style verification has struck me as a good way to do this, but Apple doesn't currently support it. It might be worth a bug report.
I don't know of anyway of "confirming that the application was purchased from the appStore". I don't think there's any bit that's flipped or "thing" you can check to see.
Sorry.
But if you do learn of such a thing, let me know.