You have probably already deleted an SMS by mistake. While you wanted to delete a spam message that turned out to be a phishing technique, you accidentally deleted the conversation you were having with your loved one instead. Fortunately, you will be able to correct your mistake! Thanks to advances in technology that we don’t seem to stop, it is now possible for you to recover this deleted conversation. A stratagem that can be implemented in just a few stepswhich you detail Current wife.
Recover a deleted SMS or conversation using the Messages app
While you were on your iPhone, you accidentally deleted a conversation in your Messages app. As a reminder, this daily essential includes SMS messages sent and received, as well as iMessages sent and received. It is now possible to find deleted messages and conversations in the application, as well as recover them in order to transfer them again to your messages.
To achieve this little magic trick, go to the Messages app, then head to “Edit” at the top left of your conversations page. Please note that to see this option appear, you must have previously activated message filtering. If not, select “Filters” on the conversations page.
Choose to delete forever or recover your messages
You will then see the “Show recent deletions” option. By pressing, you will see your deleted conversations and messages. If you wish, you can permanently delete them with “Delete” so that they are destroyed from your smartphone. Alternatively, you can restore them by pressing “Recover”. Once done, the selected conversation will return to your other conversations in the Messages application. To go faster and save time, you can select several messages and conversations at the same time.
Be careful though, this tip has some limitations. First of all, you can only recover data deleted in the last 30-40 days. After this period, the messages and conversations will be permanently deleted and you will no longer be able to find them. Additionally, this trick is only possible if you are using iOS 16 and iPadOS 16.1, or a later version of the mobile operating system.