This video shows how to print text messages from iPhone for court or other legal documentation purposes. These methods will work perfectly with all the iOS versions including the latest iOS 18 and later. Checkout this for more details: bit.ly/print-iphone-messages-court

We all use our iMessages or messages app to communicate with our friends, family and colleagues and other people. Some businesses also use it to communicate with their customers. Due to the growing popularity of electronic communication even the courts around the world accept digital evidence including text conversations. But printing text messages for a court case, trial or other legal matter is not a straightforward process. So, in this video I will show you few solutions to print your messages for court.

Solution 1: If you want to print a conversation that has less than 10-15 texts, then taking the screenshot of those texts is the best way to move forward.

Solution 2: If you want to print multiple text messages and meta information like date and time stamps of those messages is required as per the law, then use of a third-party specialised tool is recommended.

Solution 3: You can also copy paste your text messages into a Notepad and then print them off using your wireless or AirPrint enabled printer. But keep that in mind that important meta information like who said what will be stripped off if you copy-paste your iPhone messages into the notepad.


Video chapters:

0:00 Introduction

0:35 Capture the text conversation by taking screenshots

1:26 Using a specialized third-party computer app

4:22 Copy and paste the text messages into the notepad



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