A little while ago, I wrote "Think before you text" about the use of archived SMS messages in the Kobe Bryant Trial. This (the story, not my blog entry!) has led to inquiries about the practices of cell phone service providers. Engadget has an article on Sprint and Cingular's services, which says they do not save copies of your messages. See Sprint and Cingular DO NOT keep copies of your text messages - Engadget - www.engadget.com
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