With the iPhone plugged in, you should see a button for the phone in the upper-right corner of the iTunes window. Once you've read in the backup, if you'd like to turn encryption back on, you can recheck the box, and iTunes will overwrite the backup again with an encrypted version. If it doesn't, you can force it to by right-clicking on the phone under Devices and selecting "Back Up". Once you uncheck that option, iTunes should start making a new unencrypted backup. Then, on the right side of the screen, under "Options", the very last option should be "Encrypt iPhone Backups" that should be unchecked.
With the iPhone plugged in, select the iPhone under "Devices" on the left.
#Decipher text messafe how to
Encrypted iOS backups made in iTunes include saved passwords that not-encrypted backups do not, and encrypted backups ensure only authorized parties can view the backup contents.įor the sake of a complete answer though, here is how to disable the encryption for your iOS backup in iTunes: We do not recommend disabling backup encryption if you already have it on.
#Decipher text messafe password
You'll need to type in your backup password to allow Decipher TextMessage to read an encypted backup. Modified on: Thu, 12 Feb, 2015 at 11:53 AMĭecipher TextMessage can read both encrypted and not encrypted backups. Solution home Decipher Tools Answerbase Decipher Tools Answerbase When I launch Decipher TextMessage, it says that my iTunes back up is encrypted? How do I disable this feature?
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