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Recent update deleted texts
Hi, I updated my Galaxy S7 a few days ago and I noticed that a text conversation that I had pinned to the top of my messages has disappeared. All my other text threads are there but not the one that is pinned. I know that I would not have deleted it. I tried the AT&T backup, which I had set up initially when I got the phone but it seems that it had been deactivated somewhere along the way.
It doesn't make sense to me that this particular message thread would have been deleted, but it is the only one that was pinned to the top of my messages screen.
Any guidance is appreciated.
Thanks,
Patrick
ATTHelp
Community Support
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224.8K Messages
5 years ago
Hi, @pjdonovan30,
We understand your desire to recover the pinned text. AT&T doesn't store text messages in respect to the customers' privacy.
We hope you're having a great week!
James, AT&T Community Specialist
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JohnkWilson
Teacher
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16 Messages
5 years ago
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