Forward and Sync SMS

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About this app

Forward and Backup SMS forwards incoming SMS to Email, Telegram, or cloud for easy crossdevice sync. RECEIVE_SMS is needed for real-time forwarding, enabled by user consent in settings. Data is used only for this, per our Privacy Policy.

Why SMS Permissions Are Essential:
The app requires the RECEIVE_SMS permission to fulfill its primary purpose—forwarding SMS messages instantly as they arrive. Without this permission, the app cannot perform its main task of real-time message synchronization across devices, which is critical for users who rely on this feature for communication and productivity.

Data Usage and Privacy:
- The app uses SMS data solely to enable this cross-device forwarding service and does not store, share, or sell it to third parties for any commercial purposes. User can only backup your sms via sms2mail.net CRM service.
- SMS messages are securely transmitted to https://sms2mail.net, a trusted server, only to facilitate delivery to your specified Email or Telegram account. No additional data (e.g., contacts) is collected or retained.
- Users must explicitly enable SMS forwarding in the app settings, ensuring they understand and consent to the data use.

Requested Permissions:
- RECEIVE_SMS: Allows the app to detect and forward incoming SMS messages in real-time.
- POST_NOTIFICATIONS: Enables status notifications to keep users informed about app activity.

Privacy Commitment:
- This app requires SMS read permissions (RECEIVE_SMS) only to transfer messages as described.
- No personal data, messages, or contacts are saved or shared beyond the forwarding process.
- By using this app, you agree to our Privacy Policy: https://sms2mail.net/private_policy_sms2web.htm (also accessible within the app).

We value your privacy and are committed to using your data responsibly to deliver the promised service.

Ratings and reviews

Does what I need which is the cloud share. I don't want it to send emails, so I haven't tested that. I saw in other reviews that emails are slowish, but the cloud thing is near instant. The cloud page is very simple, so it doesn't appear to drain airtime. A lot of ads, but that's OK. My only beef is that the filter only does numbers. Facebook SMSs, for example, is never shown as from a number. On the app page where you can add number filters, it says there are more filter options on the cloud - but I can't find them. Maybe that is a "To Do"? |For now, it is easy to delete onse I don't want on the cloud. It is Russian, which means it may get blocked (hope not), but I commend it for being straight forward. I cannot stand timewasters like "Automatically forward SMS to your PC/phone" (red icon with green arrow) which stops working after a month and demands money if you use a filter.

Really impressed that there is a free app to do this. It works incredibly well. There is a paid feature to disable ads and, I think, give you unlimited texts to emails, but I can't find out if there is a limit and if that cost is a subscription or one time fee. Regardless, works well and very happy.

Well it works. I downloaded it and configured it to forward my sms to email and I disabled the option to upload to the cloud. I'm a little concerned about security and whether or not my sms is being captured or tracked by this app. Who knows, but it definitely works exactly like I wanted.

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