Now you can read deleted WhatsApp messages by the sender




Many a times the sender sends message and immediately delete them. That is really irritating but now you can read those messages following this simple method. In 2017, WhatsApp introduced the 'Delete for Everyone' feature, allowing users to delete messages within 2 days of sending them. This feature is actually helpful in rare circumstances at the same time this can lead the receiver in frustrating situation.

Most common method to recover deleted WhatsApp messages is to regularly back up your data and restore messages from an earlier backup.

Go to WhatsApp Settings > Chats > Chat Backup and look for an earlier backup that contains the deleted messages. However, this method can be an annoyance because you need to uninstall your WhatsApp and reinstall it, in backup you can get to read all those deleted message by the sender.  deleting the app and logging in again to run the backup.

Recover WhatsApp Messages from Google Drive

Step 1. Uninstall and reinstall WhatsApp on your Android phone.

Step 2. After verifying your phone number, you will be prompted to restore your messages and media from Google Drive.

Step 3. Tap Restore and wait for the restoration process to complete.

Step 4. Tap Next, and your chats will be displayed once initialization is complete.

iCloud Backup

If you have backed up your WhatsApp messages to iCloud, you can see the deleted WhatsApp message by restoring the backup.

You must have iCloud Drive turned on and be logged in with the Apple ID you use to access iCloud.

Your iPhone and iCloud must both have enough space available. You must have at least 2.05 times as much space on your phone and in your iCloud account as the overall size of your backup.

It is necessary to use the same phone number for backup and restoration. You cannot restore the conversation history from another WhatsApp account.

Multiple WhatsApp accounts may have backups stored in the same iCloud account since backups are linked to individual phone numbers.

Follow steps

Step 1. Confirm the presence of an iCloud backup in WhatsApp > Settings > Chats > Chat Backup.

Step 2. Delete and reinstall WhatsApp if you can determine when the most recent backup was made.

Step 3. To restore your conversation history, follow the prompts once you have confirmed your phone number.

 

For Android users with Android 11. You can read deleted WhatsApp messages by checking the notification history.

- Go to your device's 'Settings'.

- Scroll and tap on 'Apps & Notifications'.

- Select 'Notifications'.

- Tap on 'Notification history'.

- Snap the button next to 'Use notification history' to turn it on.

- Once the notification history is turned on, you will be able to see notifications of WhatsApp messages even if they are deleted.

Most easy way to read deleted WhatsApp messages

Use third-party data recovery apps available online, it is important to exercise caution when using these open-source tools. Such apps come with hazards such as data theft, malware, and unsanctioned access to your device. Furthermore, not all recovery tools are effective and some may even cause permanent data loss. It is important to carefully research and evaluate the risks before using any third-party app to recover deleted WhatsApp messages.

One of the apps which you can use is "Get Deleted Messages".

'Get Deleted Messages' app, follow these simple steps:

- Install the 'Get Deleted Messages' app from the Google Play Store. Grant the necessary permissions to the app. Once done, you're all set. Whenever a message is deleted on WhatsApp, simply open the app to check the deleted message.

Please note that the app will require permission to run in the background. You can change this at any time in your phone's Settings > Apps & Notifications. Additionally, the app will also ask for permission to access notifications and storage.

·         The iSkySoft WhatsApp data recovery tool is an excellent choice for retrieving accidentally deleted files, including texts, media files, and other data.

 ·         Recuva for WhatsApp recovery is our second free file recovery software that acts as freeware and comes in a premium version. Introduced from Piriform, the popular organization behind CCleaner, Recuva is available in portable and installable versions. Supporting a wide range of Windows, Recuva has a standard deep scan that packs all technological algorithms searching for all the deleted files. With the ability to recover files from DVD, USB drives, and hard drives, Recuva works on corrupted and damaged drives too.

 ·         Jihosoft Android WhatsApp Recovery, WhatsApp deleted message recovery app is another world's best Android data recovery software that recovers a wide range of data like photos, videos of WhatsApp account from Android device to your Mac and Windows. Like Dr. Fone, Jihosoft Android WhatsApp recovery works on all scenarios like virus attack, ROM flash, etc. With support to 6000+ tablets and Android devices, including Huawei, Oneplus, Honor, ZTE, and a lot more, in just three steps, you can recover WhatsApp messages and Viber chat history too!

·         Like the WhatsApp recovery for Android, Dr. Fone has a WhatsApp deleted message recovery app for iPhone. With Dr. Fone – iPhone data recovery, you can recover your WhatsApp deleted messages or other data from iCloud, iTunes, and iPhone directly. Compatible with all latest iOS devices till iPhone 15 and iOS 17, you can recover deleted contacts, messages, videos, photos, and documents from WhatsApp straightforwardly with high-end data recovery techniques. With three recovery modes, you can perform preview, selective data recovery, and restore the recovered WhatsApp messages.  

·         Recognized by Macworld, CNET, PCWorld, and Engadget, Fonelab iPhone data recovery from Aiseesoft is a professional WhatsApp messages recovery tool that is 100% safe and clean. Offering recovery abilities from iPhone, iCloud, and iTunes, you can recover photos, contacts, iMessages, notes, call history, Kik, Viber messages, and so on. Even if your messages get lost due to system problems, water damage, or broken parts, Fonelab can recover 19 kinds of iPhone/iPad/iPod data.

 

 

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