users The WhatsAppThey often delete messages they shouldn’t. In these situations, they may think they have lost content forever, but there is potential for recovery. However, you must have a previous backup of the messenger stored on your mobile phone.
First, you will need to enter The WhatsApp And go to Device Settings / Adjustments. Once done, tap on the Conversations tab and then on Backup Conversations. The page will appear when was the last time your phone saved your information.
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Once you are sure that the message you want to recover is in the last backup, uninstall WhatsApp and install it again. When the steps for entering the phone number and the authentication code are complete, select the “Restore Backup” option. With it, your chats and files will appear again.
In this sense, learn how to recover deleted messages on The WhatsApp:
How to leave automatic backup
on android
- open the The WhatsApp and go to the three dots located in the upper right corner;
- select “Settings” and find the item “Conversations”;
- On this tab, click on Chat Backup. Under Backup to Google Drive, you will be able to select if you want to back up daily, weekly, monthly, or just when you click Backup. If you choose the latter, you will have to repeat the steps and access this menu every time you want to update your backup.
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on iOS
- In the messenger, go to the “Settings” option;
- Find the “Conversations” option;
- Then open the item “Chat Backup”
- The “Backup Now” and “Auto Backup” options will appear.
Under Auto Backup, you can choose whether your contents will be backed up every day, once a week, once a month or none of these methods (ie without an automatic backup).
WhatsApp new feature
Meta, the company responsible for The WhatsApprecently launched for the general public function that allows you to reply to messages with emojis.
The new version is released gradually, so it may take a few days for all users to access it. In short, to release this new function, the testing period was necessary in the beta versions of Android and iOS in the period of 7 months.
As we have seen, the tool works in a very simple way, similar to the Instagram and Messenger feature. Simply press and hold for a few seconds on the message you want to reply to and choose one of the available emojis.
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