No they don't store in your computer
No, you cannot typically read the messages of someone's inbox on the Facebook website. You may be able to read someone's messages if they used your device and did not log out from the Facebook website.
Have messages sent to your email rather than the phone.
You can read text messages on your computer using MobiKin Assistant for Android. Just connect your Android phone via USB, launch the program, go to the "SMS" tab, and view, export, or manage your messages directly from your PC.
The first programmable computer, the Colossus computer, was designed and employed by British codebreakers to help read encryped German messages during WWII.
A SMS gateway is the method used to in effect allow SMS messages or text messages to be generated or read using a computer. Most of course are on the cell phone network but increasingly they are accessible from a normal computer.
unread messages are messages that have never been opened or mark as read basically not read
an inbox on facebook is where people can email you messages that only you can see. After you receive their message and read it, you may also reply to it.
If you send someone a message on Facebook Messenger and then block them, you will not be able to see whether they have read your message. Once you block someone, you lose access to any interactions with them, including read receipts for messages. Additionally, the message may not even appear in their inbox once you block them.
You can buy the e-book from the Pottermore store and read it through that.
You could download Mozilla Firefox instead of Internet Explorer, or you could download Cleanup.exe from Steven Gould's website. It's free and easy to use, and will clean all Internet traces on your computer. However I think you are confused about history. Facebook does not store any chat history on your computer in the form of any temporary files, however your boyfriend has been able to find out your log-in password for Facebook and has looked at your conversation history through your online account. There are 2 steps to cure this: 1. change your Facebook password to something that is hard to guess; use numbers in the password to make it more difficult for other people to guess. 2. change your boyfriend, for one that has a little trust & faith in you.
I don't believe you can unless you're logged onto the site. I guess you could print it or save it to your computer and then read it, but I'm sure that's not what you mean. :P
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