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I didn’t realize I had my messages set to delete after a year. I am currently trying to retrieve deleted messages for legal purposes. On my iPhones back up I seen I had three back ups saved but it does not give me the option to back up 2 of the older backups. Can I please be guided to the right direction.
iPhone 11 Pro, iOS 16
Daniboy96 Said:
"Help retrieving messages: I didn’t realize I had my messages set to delete after a year. I am currently trying to retrieve deleted messages for legal purposes. On my iPhones back up I seen I had three back ups saved but it does not give me the option to back up 2 of the older backups. Can I please be guided to the right direction. "
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What type of messages? If text messages, then read the following...
Troubleshooting Text Deleted Messages:
What to Consider:
A. Restore from Today's Backup:
Restore your iPhone from a backup of it that contains these messages, and you could recover them.
B. Check Messages App:
If messages was enabled on your iPhone along with your Apple computer, then check and see if the Messages app is enabled on your Mac to see if it exists in it. You'd start up your Mac, not connecting to the Internet, and open the Massages app. Then proceed from there with retrieving it. Important: Be certain you do not connect to the Internet while booting up, as syncing would delete it. So, power off your router to avoid the connection.
Daniboy96 Said:
"Help retrieving messages: I didn’t realize I had my messages set to delete after a year. I am currently trying to retrieve deleted messages for legal purposes. On my iPhones back up I seen I had three back ups saved but it does not give me the option to back up 2 of the older backups. Can I please be guided to the right direction. "
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What type of messages? If text messages, then read the following...
Troubleshooting Text Deleted Messages:
What to Consider:
A. Restore from Today's Backup:
Restore your iPhone from a backup of it that contains these messages, and you could recover them.
B. Check Messages App:
If messages was enabled on your iPhone along with your Apple computer, then check and see if the Messages app is enabled on your Mac to see if it exists in it. You'd start up your Mac, not connecting to the Internet, and open the Massages app. Then proceed from there with retrieving it. Important: Be certain you do not connect to the Internet while booting up, as syncing would delete it. So, power off your router to avoid the connection.
Help retrieving messages
