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Ok, I know, I know...but it there anyway to recover a deleted text message?
Thanks
unlcejscott wrote:Ok, I know, I know...but it there anyway to recover a deleted text message?
Thanks
This was taken from Kathleen:
Question:
How do I retrieve text and picture messages after I have deleted them from my wireless phone?
Answer:
At this time, there is not way to retrieve a text, picture, or video message without a court ordered subpoena. If you do have this document, please contact Verizon Wireless with your request at:
TheGreatOne wrote:
unlcejscott wrote:Ok, I know, I know...but it there anyway to recover a deleted text message?
Thanks
This was taken from Kathleen:
Question:
How do I retrieve text and picture messages after I have deleted them from my wireless phone?
Answer:
That's what I thought, not such a big dealAt this time, there is not way to retrieve a text, picture, or video message without a court ordered subpoena. If you do have this document, please contact Verizon Wireless with your request at:
Do you have to have a court order even if its to retrieve pictures/text from your own phone?
buttons1721 wrote:Do you have to have a court order even if its to retrieve pictures/text from your own phone?
If you deleted it from your own phone even,yes you would still need a court order.
I guess that also means that verizon stores all texts and pic messages somewhere contrary to the belief that they are deleted. That's a little scary.
benzero wrote:I guess that also means that verizon stores all texts and pic messages somewhere contrary to the belief that they are deleted. That's a little scary.
Yes verizon does store the messages for a certain amount of time. Then after that it is gone.
How long does Verizon store deleted texts etc? I don't want to get a subpoena if I won't have access to it anyway!
TheGreatOne wrote:
benzero wrote:I guess that also means that verizon stores all texts and pic messages somewhere contrary to the belief that they are deleted. That's a little scary.
Yes verizon does store the messages for a certain amount of time. Then after that it is gone.
this is true for the verizon store, but all text messages are always saved through government agencies. they will always be somewhere after you delete them, just like things on the internet.
There should be a way, since it was that persons' message to begin with, and of that persons' personal contract with VZWL