How to Recover Deleted Voicemail Messages on Android

Method 1 of 2:

Recovering a Voicemail on the Voicemail System

Open the

Phone app. This will typically be on the home row at the bottom of your screen. Check your app drawer if it is not there.
Call the number for your voicemail system. This number will vary based on your provider.
1. Call *86 on Verizon Wireless or U.S. Cellular.
2. Press and hold 1 if you are on AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, Cellular One, or Metro PCS.
Enter your voicemail password if prompted. You may need to contact your service provider if you can't remember the password.
Listen to your new or saved voicemails. New messages will usually play automatically, or you can press 1 to listen to your saved messages.
Press 7 to delete a voicemail.
Press 1 on the Message Playback menu.
Press 9 to Check Erased Messages.
Press 9 to save the message to your voicemail box.^{[1] X Research source}
1. If you already hung up, the only way to recover a voicemail is through third-party programs.

Method 2 of 2:

Undoing an Accidental Deletion

Open the

Phone app. This will typically be on the home row at the bottom of your screen. Check your app drawer if it is not there.
Tap on Voicemail. This should be on the bottom left-hand corner of the screen.
1. Some devices will have Voicemail as its own app. If this is the case, then check your app drawer for Voicemail.
Tap on a voicemail from the list.
Tap on the

delete button. This will delete the voicemail.
Tap on Undo on the pop-up screen at the bottom. You will only have a few seconds to do this, so you will need to quickly tap on Undo. Once the pop-up screen disappears, there is no way to recover your voicemail without the use of third-party programs.
1. Your device may also list this option as Undelete.^{[2] X Research source}

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Micah Soto

Update 24 March 2020

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