How to recover deleted texts on iPhone

01676115905 wrote:

Help me recover sms messages on iphone 5s

Restore your phone from a back up that contains the texts. Note that restoring the phone from a back up will overwrite everything currently on it.

If you don't have a back up containing the texts, they are gone.

Please read the other messages in the thread you posted to, starting at the top.

Ever been late to a party? 9 months ago Stanlynny asked the question you responded to. The answers were posted to this thread 3 years ago, because someone else asked the same question 3 years ago. The same answers you posted. However, you cannot recover lost messages from an iCloud backup, as you suggest. You can only restore that iCloud backup, which will wipe everything off the phone that was added after the backup was made.

Tap on the link in the notification email you got of this post, then read the other messages in this thread.

Tap on the link in the notification email you got of this post, then read the other messages in this thread.

Eggsreen wrote:

My son dunked my Evo 4G LTE under a foot of water. It was still on, so I powered it off by holding the top button down, then dried it out in rice for several days. Plugged it in, powered it on - amazing! Looked great! Had to leave for work, by the time I arrived an hour later the phone was a brick - no power, no reset holding the top button (with or without volume up or down), when connected to a computer via USB it neither registers no demonstrates any sign of power.

For any technical support related to an Android phone, you should post in an Android forum rather than here on an iPhone forum. You might also see if the phone manufacturer has a forum.

However, if the phone was water damaged, it is most likely that any data not back up is gone.

The post you responded to was really just for the purpose of inserting a disguised spam link to a malware site. All of the rest was filler. could have been

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And I know that, even if they're quoting a legitimate post that had legitimate links, they change them. Just one of those days..... And I was so pleased with myself for replying without a trace of snark, too.

I was proud of you when I saw your response. More circumspect than I would have been.

The same user posted in another thread with information about how to manage contacts on Android, again with a bogus link.

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loridameron wrote:

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Is that a request that people reply to the original poster? They have. Or, are you trying to reply? If so, what are you trying to say?

my all of messages in inbox be deletede i want to recovery them

Darn.... I thought I checked the links.

The latest trick is to include several links, but make one of them a malware/spam link.