How To Read DELETED WhatsApp messages

How To Read DELETED WhatsApp messages

How To Read DELETED WhatsApp messages with a genius trick for iPhone and Android

A SIMPLE trick allows you to read your deleted WhatsApp messages.

Some users might find this concerning but if you want to have a look back at any embarrassing messages you quickly deleted then try the steps below.

Your WhatsApp deleted messages can be recovered
Your WhatsApp deleted messages can be recovered credit: Alamy 

What is a deleted message?

Messages can be removed from both individual and group chats and the feature is available across Android and iOS phones.

It comes with the caveat that recipients are told you have pulled the trigger via a note that reads “This message was deleted”

How do I read deleted messages?

To read a deleted message, uninstall WhatsApp and then install it again from your device’s app store.

Even without using backup, a number of third-party apps offer the chance to uncover wiped WhatsApp messages.

Apps like Notification History Log and Notification Log show you all of the notifications stored in your gadget’s notification register – including those for WhatsApp chats.

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But the apps do have their limitations: You have to have interacted with the notification to read it.

That means swiping it from the notification bar or floating the message.

Also, restarting your phone can reset your notification register, wiping any chance of spying on deleted messages.

Always be wary of giving your WhatsApp notifications to third-party firms, as it carries a heavy security risk.

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