And you don't even need two passwords to see what someone you barely knew in highschool had for lunch. People can't be this worried about the slight possibility of outside eyes seeing text conversations & hacking into AT&T accounts.when everyday they post every move they make and feeling they have on Facebook for the world to see. And you don't even need two passwords to see what someone you barely knew in highschool had for wrote:

(and there are reasons you can't ask the sender of the missing text to just repeat what they said weeks ago).

Court you are in fear for your life.how would a judge take you seriously when you say you just need some info from your erased message?. AT&T could even charge for this service.making the company even more money. Also I am sure if this feature were available to customers, those people who have fears of others seeing the content of conversations had via text and MMS, that there would be an option for people to 'opt out' of having this feature. If you have some top secret message you don't want someone to see.then DON'T send it via text!!! Duh. If its a security issue, Oh pleeeeaase, get over yourself. Our accounts have a security password already and we can also add on a second passcode to our accounts if you feel you need the extra protection. This service should be available to customers in our online account. Sometimes its important for some people to review a text or mms conversation that had been erased. Its totally stupid that we can't view messages We wrote and that were sent to US and OUR personal phones.

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