- Tries to find Telegram data on Android device and exports it to local machine.
- Made and Tested on Windows 10.
- Application requires ADB to communicate with the Android device.
- This software is under BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License.
NOTE: This will work with the first device that gets detected. If you have multiple phones attached to you machine only the first one will be backed up.
If you close the program the copying of the files will still continue until finished. This is one thing that needs to be fixed.
If the button for checking devices doesn't appear after you select both of the ADB and out dir, then close application and reopen it. This is a bug that needs to get fixed.
- Go to the Releases and download the latest binary build.
- Then extract the zip and execute telegram-exporter.exe.
- When application is opened you need to setup path to ADB.exe that you need to have already installed on your local machine.
- If you do not have it installed go to SDK Platform Tools and download them and unzip them locally.
- Make sure that you have enabled USB Debugging on target Android device.
- Click on "Detect available Devices" and if one is found you will see id appear bellow the button.
- After all that is done click "Check for Telegram Data" button and this will show you if application found Telegram presence on the device.
- If data was found you will get an option to click "Copy Data to Local Machine" button. This button will trigger mass copy of all Telegram related data on your local machine. This may take a while. I suggest you check the output folder to see files being copied. After the copy phase is done you will recieve an alert telling you data was copied.