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I am trying to develop a program in order to Export SMS messages from device.
If anyone know how to achieve please give some code snippet or any Link.
Thanks in Advance.
First of it is not nice to just ask for code. We are here to help you in any way we can but most of us make a living programming, so just giving away code is not a real option.
Second, on iOS the SMS messages cannot be read by third party apps. There is no real option to achieve what you want. A simple search on Google would have told you this.
If you are planning on releasing an app for jailbroken device then it may be possible.
This against Apple's sandbox limits. Apps only have a very limited number of resources that it may use. and you can not fetch SMS, incoming call history or many other Feature that apple not allow to use in to Your Native app.
check ones this doc iOS programming guild so Export SMS messages from device. that is not possible in iPhone device (Non-jailbroken) as #rckoenes said
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I created an iPhone app that is a guide for a local event. The app also shows the schedule of the event. I am using Firebase to retrieve the latest version of the schedule as text and display it in a table view. I am done with the app! I will submit it to the App Store in a few days, but I wanted to know:
(1) if Apple will have any problems or reject my app because I am using Firebase?
(2) If there's any special code I should add to my app in the Firebase code to make it secure?
PS: I set my Firebase rules so that it's read only. This is my first app and I would be really grateful to hear your answers
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Using firebase is perfectly fine, just make sure that if your app needs a log in to have a test user for Appstore Review. And put the username and password in the box for test account when you submit. Put some demo data in it to let them know how the app feels to end users.
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Is there any REST API support for health data by Apple? I know healthkit api helps to send and receive data from apple health data store but it is very much restricted to ios apps.
What i am trying to achieve is to utilize the send/receive from any other platform like web / other apps etc., Any information / solution appreciated.
I have not seen one, but this is a very new service for them. Still my guess is like most Apple services this will likely be restricted to Apple devices.
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It's just brought to my attention today the guys at www.webuyapp.com which they claim to develop a patent-able algorithm to obtain location using push notification system even if the app is closed.
Personally I don't think it's possible as they claim:
http://www.webuyapp.com/?page_id=29
How does it look on the customer side? All he has to do is download
WeBuy’s app. Once he has the app installed, we know at all times where
he is without draining his battery - via patentable algorithm we have
created. We know at all times what discounts surround him. Via complex
data mining, we know what our customer (personally) likes, and when we
feel we have a value proposition for him, we reach out and update him
via push notification. The push notification system itself has a
complexed data mining system which learns the users’ behavior to the
push and decides whether it’s a good idea to send a push or not.
Is there any real patent for obtaining location in background when app is closed using apple push notification?
Hmm, the push notification is not used to obtain the location, it sounds like. CoreLocation allows you to keep monitoring the user's location even when the app in in the background. And with that data they are able to use their algorithm to make all of those decisions.
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I have just finished an iOS app for a client who wishes to charge for it, but he'd like me to do periodic updates and the like after I upload it to iTunes. I have already received the payment for the development of the app. As payment for periodic updates however, I was going to work on a percentage of what he is selling the app for. This is my first freelance for pay job and I'm not sure about the protocol and how I would go about receiving payment.
How would I know how much money he was receiving from the app without asking for the monthly financial records or just trusting that he was telling me the correct amount?
I haven't seen any questions regarding the business side of iOS app production so if this question is not appropriate for SO please let me know and possibly direct me to a more directed forum for this topic. I just have confidence that there must be several experienced freelance developers who could possibly help me not make beginner mistakes with clients.
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I know its not possible for iOS apps to intercept incoming SMSs in general.
However if my company is working in conjunction with a phone network operator and we have servers which generate SMSs targetted specifically at the iOS client using their gateways and have a specific SMS short code, then is it possible and legitimate for the iOS client to intercept those and only those SMSs orginating from the server?
Thanks
No. iOS apps cannot intercept SMS's, period. Your network operator needs to use a different mechanism to communicate with your app. Apple Push Notifications are a good choice if you need to alert the user, as long as the limitations of APN are acceptable. If you need some solution that actually launches your app on-demand when the message is received, well, that doesn't exist.