How to Recover Deleted Voicemail Messages on Android
Method 1 of 2:
Recovering a Voicemail on the Voicemail System
- Open the
- Call the number for your voicemail system. This number will vary based on your provider.
- Call *86 on Verizon Wireless or U.S. Cellular.
- 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]
- 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
- Tap on Voicemail. This should be on the bottom left-hand corner of the screen.
- 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
- 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.
- Your device may also list this option as Undelete.[2]
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