- What is PinTEXT?
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Simple App to Tag, Pin Messages imported from Phone's Message(SMS) Storage, it is not an alternate to your default Messaging Application
- What it does?
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Gets Messages from SMS store, it lets you Pin, Tag & set Follow-up date for those. Enables you to access those tagged messages quickly.
- Is it safe?
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Yes, it can neither send nor receive messages, it cannot make calls. It cannot communicate to internet.
- What are Pin Types?
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Three categories, Starred (One item only), Pinned and Un-pinned.
- Where does PinTEXT store Messages?
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Messages are stored in the Application area, allotted by Android.
- Why PinTEXT requires permission to access SMS?
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PinTEXT just requires permission from Android to READ SMS, it is not designed to send and receive SMS.
- Why does PinTEXT require to read Contacts?
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When messages are retrieved, it contains only sender number, to have the name, it needs to access Phone Contact.
- What if I delete a message from PinTEXT?
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During import process PinTEXT makes a copy of message and stores it locally along with Pin Type, Tag and Follow-up date. Deleting messages from PinTEXT will not reflect at your Message Application, also deleting at your Message application will not delete it at PinTEXT.
- What if I change the Name at my contacts after importing Message?
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The changes made at Contacts after importing a message will not have any effect at PinTEXT, PinTEXT would continue showing the information retrieved at the time of import.
- Currently there is a Starred Message, what happens if another Message is Starred?
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New Message will become Starred, previously Starred Message will be made to Pinned.