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Extracting WhatsApp Messages from an iOS Backup

Extracting WhatsApp messages from an iOS backup - Yasoob Khalid.
Hi everyone! :wave: I was recently exploring how to get a local backup of WhatsApp messages from my iPhone. I switched from Android to iOS in the past and lost all of my WhatsApp messages. I wanted to make sure that if I switched again from iOS to Android I don’t lose any messages. I don’t really care if I can import the messages in WhatsApp. I just don’t want to lose all of the important information I have in my chats.

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