My mobile history

• Go to • Select the bill period you want to view. • Choose your service type: • Wireless-only service: Look in Usage by number section, find the device you want to manage, and select View more usage details and options. Choose See data, text, and talk logs. • More than one service: Look in Basic plan usage section, find the device you want to manage, and select View usage details. Choose how you want to view your details. • Select Download, then CSV or Excel. (Don’t see these options? Use the forward arrows to get to the last page. Once you see all your records, you can download them.) You can also You may not see all your calls and texts on your usage log because: • iMessages (iOS) and Advanced Messaging (Android RCS) over Wi-Fi won't show in your text logs. • iMessages and Advanced Messaging over the mobile network will show as data, not as text. FYI: If you want to see all messages in your text log, you’ll have to turn off iMessages or Advanced Messaging for your device.

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Can I save and access my previous translations on my mobile app? Yes, the translation history feature makes it possible for both free users and Pro subscribers to have their past translations saved, so they can view, edit, and reuse them later. With this feature enabled, we'll store your translations temporarily. This feature is available on DeepL for Android and iOS, as well as on the DeepL desktop apps for Windows and Mac. It's not yet available on the web translator. More information about the translation history on DeepL desktop apps can be found in Please note that this is a new feature that is being released gradually to all mobile apps. It might not yet be available for all users. For free DeepL users We’ll enable the translation history for you by default. This means that your translations will be saved automatically. The texts in your translation history are stored locally, on your device only. DeepL has no access to your translation history. To access your translation history on your mobile app, tap on the Saved icon at the bottom of the screen, then tap on History. Your translations will be stored for 7 days unless you decide to delete them earlier. To delete individual history entries, swipe an entry to the left. You can undo the deletion of single entries directly after you've deleted them. If you want to delete your whole history at once, tap on the Bin icon on your Android app or the three dots on your iOS app. Both can be found in the top right corner of th...

Device Links • • • Do you want to find a webpage or website you visited a while ago but cannot remember how to get back to it? Perhaps you found a URL on your phone back then, but you’re having trouble locating it again on your PC. Luckily, Google keeps track of all websites and links you’ve ever opened. You can use the history feature to find any webpage you’ve explored and revisit it as if you never lost it in cyberspace. Here’s how to use Google’s search history function. Note: You can access your Google account history anytime on any device, as long as your Gmail profile is synced on all your devices. Google keeps a detailed history of web and product searches, viewed images, watched videos, apps used, and read blog posts. • Open the Google homepage. Click on your profile icon located in the top right corner. You may need to log in first. • Select Manage your Google Account. • Choose the Data & Privacy tab. • Scroll down and select the Things you’ve done and places you’ve been section. • Click on the My Activity option. • Scroll down the page to use the general search bar or the Filter by date & product option (Android, Maps, YouTube, etc.), or scroll down the list and browse by date and time. When using the various view options above, you get a list that includes websites, apps, and updates for all devices tied to your Google Account. The search bar allows you to find specific activities, apps, or websites. The filtered options include sorting by date, date range, and...