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In order to recover deleted WhatsApp messages, you must first enable the Chat Backup option in WhatsApp Settings. 

8 things you need to do to improve your WhatsApp privacy Shares WhatsApp has become one of the main ways people communicate with each other around the world. However, the app has faced a lot of criticism due to its privacy policies. WhatsApp is set to share a lot of information with your contact list which many find intrusive. Additionally, there has been a long-standing rumor that the app may merge with Facebook and Instagram Messenger. This means that your data may be more at risk of falling in the wrong hands. Despite this, you may be able to keep your data safe by tweaking some settings o...

Android 12 Developer Preview 3 is out now for Pixel devices Apr 22, 2021 01:52 EDT with 0 comments Starting off with what's new in this release, we have improved app launch experiences. All apps will now launch with a a splash screen showing the app icon before transitioning to the actual app. Google hopes to bring consistency in design across apps with this change but has allowed developers to customize the experience using the SplashScreen API. Similarly, there's a new template for call notifications in order to enhance visibility and to bring them in line with o...

Want to recover old and deleted WhatsApp messages? Here are some tips and tricks If you're not moving to a new phone but have mistakenly deleted some WhatsApp chats and want to restore it, you can simply uninstall and reinstall it. (Image Source: Pixabay) Updated: Apr 6, 2021, 01:16 PM IST Do you want to recover any deleted messages on WhatsApp? If yes, we are here to help you out with it. Though WhatsApp has no official feature that lets you read messages that have been deleted, there is a third-party app called WhatsRemoved+. This app will make it possible fo...

Need further assistance? Please call Member Services at 1-800-333-0663 How to Use WhatsApp Privacy Settings The messaging app, which is owned by Facebook, may be sharing more information than you realize By Yael Grauer