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7 minutes ago, Islandgirl93 said:

How do I print the messages from iMessage and and also a record of my call log? Using these as evidence of communication for my case as my husband is living overseas because of work. 

https://appletoolbox.com/how-to-print-imessage-or-text-message-conversations-on-ipad-or-iphone/

 

https://www.quora.com/What-app-do-I-use-to-print-call-log-history-for-iPhone

 

Hope those help some.

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4 minutes ago, Islandgirl93 said:

How do I print the messages from iMessage and and also a record of my call log? Using these as evidence of communication for my case as my husband is living overseas because of work. 

I used an app called imazing. They have a free version or trial that accesses your iMessages from a laptop. Then you can print them. Also you can do screenshots on your phone and either access the images from a laptop or email them to yourself and print them.

 

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