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How to Read Deleted WhatsApp Messages on Android

by Vaibhav October 10, 2020
written by Vaibhav October 10, 2020

I have a pool of friends who send messages and delete them. It not only leaves you frustrated but also curious about the messages. If you’re one of them and want to get ahead of your friends, I have an easy way you can recover those deleted messages. So, without further ado, here’s how to read deleted messages on WhatsApp.

Before we begin, do keep in mind, with this method you will be able to see deleted messages, only after you have installed the following app. If you already have a few deleted messages that you have missed, the following method won’t work.

Read Best WhatsApp Web Tips and Tricks You Should Know

How to Recover Deleted WhatsApp Chats

To recover deleted WhatsApp chats we’re going to use an app called WhatsTool. It’s an app that is loaded with features like direct chat, profile search, split video, and many more, one of which is the recover deleted messages feature. This method works on a locked phone, when you’re using other apps and even when you’re having a conversation with someone else on WhatsApp. The only time it won’t work would be when your net is off, and it’s deleted before it’s delivered to you.

WhatsToo recovers deleted messages using your notifications and shows you the deleted conversation within the app

Open the Play Store, and search for WhatsTool app. Now, download and install the app and open it from the main menu. 

When you first open the app, it’ll ask for storage permissions. Hit on allow when you see such a pop-up. Now select the recover deleted messages option from the main menu. 

Like I said the app will extract the messages from your notifications. Therefore it’ll only work f

In this step, we’ll allow the app to read notifications. Tap on start recovering messages option as shown in the picture below. Then enable WhatsTool for WhatsApp to read app information. 

In the new screen, you’ll find no new messages, since the app hasn’t detected any messages yet. A little drawback about this app is that it’ll show all the WhatsApp messages you receive (not sent), in conversational style tabs similar to WhatsApp.

To expand a conversation tap on the contact name and view all the new WhatsApp message sent by that contact. When they send a text and delete it, it’ll appear in the same conversation. Just for the sake of experimentation, ask a friend to send you a text and delete it. This will give you a better idea about the UI.

Below, is an illustration on how the message will reflect in your original WhatsApp chat and in the Whats Tool app. You cannot reply using the WhatsTool app and there are banner ads that I didn’t find intrusive. The app features tons of other handy features, which you’ll love if you want to up your WhatsApp game which I’ve mentioned above. You can unlock premium features by watching sponsored ads which also removes banner ads at $6.

Closing Remarks

So here was an easy method that you can read WhatsApp messages. It works well with any Android phone and is super easy to use. Besides that, Android 11 has also introduced a notification history option. But since most of the phones are yet to receive an update, we can’t really say how that’ll turn out to be. Until then, this app is there to save you.

Also Read How to Generate Individual Chat Report on WhatsApp

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Vaibhav

Vaibhav is a broadcast journalist with a keen interest in tech. He doesn't believe in fanboying a specific product. He writes about things he believes are actually helpful in some way to the user.

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