If you use a Samsung or LG, your phone has a native backup service. If you’re using Textra, they may be saved in a backup.
Your first, best option, is to check your cloud service for the texts. But, it’s best to avoid deleting any texts you may need later on. Look for an option to ‘Delete backup.’ Scroll through and delete any recent (or older) backups depending on the timing of the messages you want permanently deleted.
If you have something like the Samsung Cloud setup, it’s likely that your messages are stored on external servers (even though you can’t see them on your phone). You’ll need to check for any cloud services that you have on your phone. Of course, if your cell phone carrier has them stored on their servers there really isn’t anything you can do.īut, you can make sure there are no traces left on your phone.
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