iMessages removed from AT&T usage report....why???

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@Hurttomuch wrote:

Is there a way to see a log of imesssges then at all through apple server? What about sent while connected to wifi ?

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@Hurttomuch

On the phone is the only way if it was sent by imessage...  Its point to point encrypted. 

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@Hurttomuch wrote:

Is there a way to see a log of imesssges then at all through apple server? What about sent while connected to wifi ?

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No. Doesn't matter how you are connected to the internet (still no).

Only on the devices you have connected to iMessage (computers, iPads, iPhones). I thought they were going to add a web interface, but that never happened yet.

I am having the same problem. I noticed the iPhone users do not show up on the text log, which is frustrating. I also notice that the text contents are not available either, supposedly for privacy reasons. If I can see the text contents, so can the AT&T employees and anyone who can view my account.

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@matesjnv wrote:
Lame I am sure this is all available and if a government agency wanted them
they would get them in a flash.

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Not from AT&T they wouldn't, if you read the thread you'd know that AT&T does not have the information.

No one can see your iMessages...  They are pier to pier encrypted.

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@asianfca wrote:
I agree. If the government wanted to view the contents of a text message, they will provide it. Apple and AT&T both said that it is for privacy reasons that contents of the text messages are not viewable. Heck, the user and the person they texted with, already are aware of the texts!! so how is this protecting the privacy of both users?

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If OTHER PEOPLE see it, the people who were conversing would have their privacy violated.

It also is a way for a cheating spouse to cover their tracks. I want to know how to see those records.