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Recover via Google Account: If you previously enabled the SMS backup feature on your Android device, your Google account may have backed up your text messages. Open your Android phone settings. Click the "Google" option. Go to "Backup" and check if there is a backup of your text messages.
Open the Messages app on your phone, Tap the three-dot menu in the upper-right corner, Open the Recycle bin, Check your deleted text messages, Long tap the message you want to retrieve, elect Restore at the bottom, Now check if the message is restored in your inbox.
The chances of retrieving them depend on how often you back up your data, how recently you deleted it, and the messaging app. Android phones use the Google Messages app, the bread and butter of most Android software. But it doesn't have an easy method to manipulate the recycle bin, even if you're running Android 15.
Listen to or read voicemail Open the Google Voice app . At the bottom, tap Voicemail. . Unread voicemails are in bold. Tap a voicemail. Select an option: Read the voicemail transcript. To listen to a voicemail, tap Play .
How to Retrieve Deleted Messages on Messenger Click on your profile photo at the top left corner of your Messenger screen. You will see a list of Messenger options; click on Archived Chats. You will see a list of all the chats you have archived; swipe left on it.
The deleted message(s) is moved to trash and deleted permanently in 30 days or trash can be emptied manually.
Some of this functionality uses Google Play services. For example, backup collects: Messages, contacts, app settings, and preferences are collected as part of your personal backup. Personal identifiers are collected to ensure that your backups are associated with you and your account.
Android phones use the Google Messages app, the bread and butter of most Android software. But it doesn't have an easy method to manipulate the recycle bin, even if you're running Android 15. Your messages are lost forever after deleting them.
Recover via Google Account: If you previously enabled the SMS backup feature on your Android device, your Google account may have backed up your text messages. Open your Android phone settings. Click the "Google" option. Go to "Backup" and check if there is a backup of your text messages.
Here's how: You need to change the Android settings on the phone or tablet. Go to: Settings > Applications > Development > USB Debugging, and turn it on. Connect your phone/tablet to your PC via a USB cable. You can now launch Active@ File Recovery software.