Exhibit A reads your iPhone backup directly on your computer, which needs a feature this browser doesn’t offer.
Please open this page in Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge to continue. Your data never leaves your computer.
The Mac app reads your call history and messages natively, no backup and no other browser required.
Prefer the browser version? Open this page in Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge. Either way, your data never leaves your computer.
It reads an iPhone backup made with iTunes, the Apple Devices app, or Finder on a PC or Mac — the backup lives on the computer, not on the phone.
Email yourself the link and open it on your computer when you’re at one.
Open this same email on your Windows PC or Mac and click the button there.
The link now, then up to three short reminders — one-click unsubscribe in every email. Your backup never leaves your computer.
Turn your iPhone backup into a court‑formatted call and message exhibit.Call history comes from an encrypted backup — that’s the only kind Apple puts calls in. An unencrypted backup gives you a message exhibit.
Your data never leaves this computer.
Stuck? Email hey@getexhibita.com — a real person answers.
Petitioner,
v.
Respondent.
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Calls and messages combined, grouped by date. Days with call denials paired with text messages may indicate patterns.
I, , state as follows:
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