How to restore the message content after deletion on WeChat?

Recover deleted WeChat chat messages:

1. View voice chat records: Backup and extraction of voice chat records does not require root, and these contents are backed up on the SD card

< p>Extraction method: Connect the phone to the computer via USB. Open the folder where the SD card is located and find: /sdcard/Tencent/MicroMsg/. Open the corresponding backup folder. Normally it is a folder with a bunch of numbers and letters forming the file name. After entering, find the "voice" folder. The arm format documents in the file home are all the chat voice records. As long as these files are saved, the voice chat history will be backed up. You can open it with the corresponding software.

2. View text chat records: To export text chat records, you need to root your phone. Only after rooting can you search for text chat records.

First root the phone. After the root is completed, open the \data\data\com.tencent.mm\MicriMsg folder. There will be a folder named after a long string of numbers or some letters. Folders (there may be multiple folders. Different folder names represent different QQs. If you have logged into WeChat with different QQs, each QQ will generate a new garbled folder. To be on the safe side, you can back up all of them). After the folder is backed up, there is still a systemInfo.cfg file in the folder, so you don’t need to back it up. Then enter and find the MicroMsg.db file. This file is a database file that stores friend numbers, nicknames, and chat records. If you want to back up, simply copy it directly! You need to open and export it as text and download SQLite related software.

WeChat is a free application launched by Tencent on January 21, 2011 to provide instant messaging services for smart terminals. WeChat supports cross-communication operators and cross-operating system platforms through the network. Send free (requires a small amount of network traffic) voice messages, videos, pictures and texts. At the same time, you can also use the data and location-based social plug-ins "Shake", "Drift Bottle", "Moments", "Public Platform", "Voice Notepad" and other service plug-ins.