When I was texting a friend, my cell phone suddenly died. When I opened it again, all the records of texting my friends were gone.

The content of the short message is basically not retrievable, but the short message record can be retrieved! When the short message is input, it will be stored in the flash memory of the mobile phone. As the name implies, after the power is cut off, all the information in the flash memory will be automatically cleared, which is probably the same as the clipboard on the computer. You copy a thing and then restart the computer to paste it, and you will find that there is nothing to paste at all. This is flash memory. So your information can't be retrieved. It is recommended not to send messages when the mobile phone is dead, or save them in the draft box in advance. Or some mobile phones have the function of automatically saving the draft box, or some software also has the function of saving the draft box when power is off. I hope you can look at these mobile phones or software. If you want to find the short message record, you can call the communication company you use to ask for the record, or log on to the website of the communication company and open the online business hall to find the short message list, and you can find the short message record. The above is purely manual, I hope I can help you. thank you