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      Techniix
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      I am new to Ubuntu Touch as my device only just now gained support. Things are going smoothly, but I would like to know if there is any way possible to import my text messages from android (currently in an .xml backup) so that I can access them in UTouch?

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        AppLee @Techniix
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        Hi and welcome @techniix
        There is a way. But it's a bumpy road.
        The messages are stored in a sqlite database IIRC and you can access it.
        But there is no automated way to import your exported messages.
        You'll need to make a script to parse your XML file and query the database for each entry.

        If you're interested in trying, let me know, I'll try to dig out where the database is.
        It was already mentioned on this forum.

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