Here’s how to check deleted KakaoTalk messages!
Sometimes when you’re using KakaoTalk, there are times when the other person sends you a message and then immediately deletes it. You might wonder, “What did they just send?” Fortunately, if you’re an Android phone user, there’s a way to check the original message before it’s deleted through the notification history function. ㅎㅎㅎ
What is the Notification History feature?
The notification history feature is a feature that saves notifications (KakaoTalk, text messages, app notifications, etc.) received on a smartphone in chronological order. This history is saved for a certain period of time unless the user deletes it. When KakaoTalk sends a message, the content is displayed once as a push notification. Since this notification is the original before the message is deleted, you can check it through the notification history feature.
How to check notification history (Android)
1. Launch the Settings app Open ‘Settings’ on your phone.
2. Notifications > Advanced Settings > Notification History – Select ‘Notifications’ – Press ‘Advanced Settings’ or ‘Advanced’ – Enter the ‘Notification History’ section. – If the notification history function is disabled, activate it.
3. Check KakaoTalk notifications If you select the KakaoTalk section in ‘Notification History’, you can check the contents of previously received messages. The original messages before being deleted are often left here.
Things to note
The iPhone does not provide this feature by default. Since iOS does not support the notification history feature separately, the above feature is only available to Android users.
– If the notification setting is turned off, it will not be recorded. If you have set it not to receive notifications, the message will not be recorded.
– It is only valid in real time. Since the notification history may be automatically deleted after a certain period of time, it is recommended to check it quickly.
If you are curious about deleted KakaoTalk messages, use the notification history function. Of course, if the other person intentionally deleted the message, it would be best manners to respect their privacy.ㅎㅎㅎ
However, when you really need to check it urgently, this function can be a useful ‘emergency exit.’