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Feb 21, 2025 • Filed to: Data Recovery Solutions • Proven solutions
The need to recover deleted text messages from Samsung phones may lead you to a wild goose chase of Samsung SMS recovery softwares. Think of things that’re stored in our messages: Addresses, Business Contacts, Love Greetings, Appointments. Assuming messages live forever (and out of laziness), we fail to save this information elsewhere. A factory reset or phone crash later we’re left to rue the loss of messages containing this wealth of information. And the prospect of retrieving deleted text messages from our Samsung phones would have been a difficult one.
Text messages form the core of mobile communications. Having a backup of your messages can prevent the apocalypse that is the loss of these messages. But sometimes backups fail. And when options like auto-backup don’t work, Dr.Fone - Data Recovery (Android) becomes the reboot that our message-less lives need in order to recover these deleted text messages from our Samsung phones.
Let’s keep this simple. There are three reasons why Samsung messages are deleted:
We have all done a factory reset to speed-up our sluggish phones. Haven’t we? Here’s the catch: doing so without taking a backup of our SMS and MMS messages results in their loss.
This one is perhaps the most common. We love deleting. Anything to clear the space, right? Messages with attachments are usually the first target. And we don’t stop even after deleting that first bulky message, we go on a rampage and delete everything until our messages are cleared, only to discover later what was lost.
The rarest of the three scenarios. But Phone crashes and system failures usually come without knocking. They could be triggered by virus or just a hardware malfunction. But it does happen. And when it does, sometimes messages get deleted.
When your message is deleted it isn’t wiped completely. The message still resides in memory sectors. It can be overwritten though by a new message. You can do three things to avoid permanent loss of messages from your galaxy phones:
Recover Deleted Files from Android Without Root
To retrieve deleted messages from Samsung phones, you don’t need to look farther than Dr.Fone - Data Recovery (Android). It’s the world’s first data recovery software that has the highest recovery rate in the Android data-retrieval business. It can recover deleted files on Android from a lot of scenarios like System crash, R.O.M flashing, backup synchronizing error and others. It can retrieve files from both Google Drive and phone memory. On top of that it works for both rooted and unrooted devices. After extraction, the rooted state of the devices doesn’t change. The recovery process is simple and one doesn’t really need to be a computer-wiz to use it. The range of file-types recovered spans from contacts, text-messages, photos and WhatsApp messages to videos and documents.
Note: You may need to disconnect your Samsung phone when setting the USB debugging. Just connect it after you finished it. Then you can move to the next step.
The simplest way to do this is to back up your message regularly. We will offer two ways of doing it. You can either use the Gmail cloud or use Dr.Fone - Phone Backup (Android).
In order to do this easily, you will need to install the Backup Message & call to Email App. It is available on the Google Play store. Once installed, tap on it to open it. You should see the following set up.
At the very top, tap on the Go button next to the "Please Set up Gmail first." In the next window check the Connect box and then sign in using your Gmail credentials.
Now all you have to do is just tell the app which data should be backed up on your phone and that's it.
Dr.Fone - Phone Backup (Android), is perhaps the simplest way to back up your Samsung messages. The program offers a simple two-step Android data including messages to computer and even selectively restore backed up data to your Android device. Now Let’s see how to back up your Samsung messages.
Flexibly Backup and Restore Samsung Data!
Then connect your Android phone to the computer using a USB cable. Please make sure you have enabled USB debugging mode on the phone. Once your phone is connected, click Backup to continue.
After the Android phone is connected, select the file types you want to backup. By default, Dr.Fone has checked all the file types for you. Then click on Backup to start the backup process.
The backup process will take a few minutes. Please don't disconnect your Android phone, don't use the device or delete any data on the phone during the backup process. After the backup is completed, you can click on View the backup button to see what's in the backup file.
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