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As stated before, Secure Messages are also available from "Contacts" view which is probably the best way to start a conversation via text messages. Obviously first thing it to reach the contact you want to write to. Please refer to Performing a secure call with <ac:macro ac:name="brand"><ac:parameter ac:name="brand">client</ac:parameter></ac:macro>Secure calling.
Once you reached the specific number of your peer contact, then you can open his contact's history by pressing the "info" icon in Android and iPhone or just pressing the central button on the keyboard in BlackBerry (please check | Xref |
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Each time you send a Secure Message you can see a status icon appearing on its side. Here follows an explanation of each icon along with its status name and meaning:
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