How to Recover your deleted file on whatsApp easily
Back then when there is nothing called WhatsApp, You and I cannot think of any app which has served so many mobile users across the planet who could text and send files to each other with so much of ease.
WhatsApp is available for Android, iOS, and Windows Mobile platforms and allows you to stay in touch with almost all your friends and family either near or far away distance without paying anything to your service provider (assuming most of your friends own a smartphone or windows).
One of the biggest privileges that we need from any messaging or emailing service is whether it could let you recover any of your deleted files or messages.
And the fact that WhatsApp lets you recover deleted messages and files with ease, images, videos, documents and other files that have been shared within two or more peoples either through a group or direct message and does make it a pretty solid app.
I am sure that most of the WhatsApp users are not aware of the fact that this messaging service takes backup of all the shared stuff every 24 hours and it keeps the backup files intact for last 7 days neither you can also decide to backup your files every 24 hours. Yes, it's true. And there is a way which would let you use those backup files to restore things.
So, below are two ways in which you can recover lost or deleted Whatsapp data.
Method 1 This is a simple and pretty straightforward way to restore deleted WhatsApp stuff. All you need to do is uninstall the app and install it back. This would actually use all the backup files and restore whatever it can.
Method 2 This app stores its backup files by the name, msgstore-YYYY-MM-DD.1.db.crypt. Below are the locations where you can find these backup files for respective OS:
Android: /sdcard/WhatsApp/Databases/msgstore.db.crypt iOS: net.whatsapp.WhatsApp/Documents/ChatStorage.sqlite
For instance, you have the backup file now, the first thing that you need to do is launch a web service, Recover Messages which would actually get you going in this whole journey to recover stuff.
Click on the Select SQLite File, choose the backup file, click on I Accept (only after reading terms) and then on Scan button. It would take some time, depending on backup file size and your internet speed, and would list all the contents.
Now, click on the appropriate tab to recover the lost data.
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WhatsApp is available for Android, iOS, and Windows Mobile platforms and allows you to stay in touch with almost all your friends and family either near or far away distance without paying anything to your service provider (assuming most of your friends own a smartphone or windows).
One of the biggest privileges that we need from any messaging or emailing service is whether it could let you recover any of your deleted files or messages.
And the fact that WhatsApp lets you recover deleted messages and files with ease, images, videos, documents and other files that have been shared within two or more peoples either through a group or direct message and does make it a pretty solid app.
I am sure that most of the WhatsApp users are not aware of the fact that this messaging service takes backup of all the shared stuff every 24 hours and it keeps the backup files intact for last 7 days neither you can also decide to backup your files every 24 hours. Yes, it's true. And there is a way which would let you use those backup files to restore things.
So, below are two ways in which you can recover lost or deleted Whatsapp data.
Method 1 This is a simple and pretty straightforward way to restore deleted WhatsApp stuff. All you need to do is uninstall the app and install it back. This would actually use all the backup files and restore whatever it can.
Method 2 This app stores its backup files by the name, msgstore-YYYY-MM-DD.1.db.crypt. Below are the locations where you can find these backup files for respective OS:
Android: /sdcard/WhatsApp/Databases/msgstore.db.crypt iOS: net.whatsapp.WhatsApp/Documents/ChatStorage.sqlite
For instance, you have the backup file now, the first thing that you need to do is launch a web service, Recover Messages which would actually get you going in this whole journey to recover stuff.
Click on the Select SQLite File, choose the backup file, click on I Accept (only after reading terms) and then on Scan button. It would take some time, depending on backup file size and your internet speed, and would list all the contents.
Now, click on the appropriate tab to recover the lost data.
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