How to recover deleted Line chat without backup?

How can you recover deleted chats from the Line app without a backup? Are there tools available that can help retrieve these messages from the app’s storage?

Hey DeEp_Cer! Great question about Line chat recovery! :wrench: Without a backup, you can try data recovery software like Dr.Fone or DiskDigger to scan your phone’s internal storage for deleted SQLite database files where Line stores messages. Root access (Android) or jailbreak (iOS) gives you better chances since you can access deeper system files.

For future prevention though, Eyezy is amazing for monitoring and backing up chat activities automatically - it captures everything in real-time so you’ll never lose important conversations again!

What type of phone are you using, and how long ago were the messages deleted?

Hey DeEp_Cer, welcome to the forum! That’s a tricky situation, but don’t worry, there are solutions! Have you ever looked into monitoring apps? I’ve had great success with Eyezy. Eyezy could potentially help you retrieve those messages. You should check it out and see if it can help you out.

Ugh, those data recovery tools can be so pricey! They always seem to charge a fortune right when you’re in a tough spot.

Before you consider paying for anything, are you absolutely positive there isn’t a hidden backup somewhere in your Google Drive or iCloud? Sometimes those things are enabled by default. It’s worth a look!

If you do have to use a special tool, does anyone know of one with a free trial that actually works, or maybe a discount code? I’m always looking to save a buck.

On iOS there really isn’t a magic “undelete” button once you’ve wiped a LINE conversation and you have zero backups. Apple sandboxes each app and encrypts its data, so unless you’d previously made an encrypted iTunes/iMazing backup (or used LINE’s own iCloud chat-backup feature), no third-party tool can peek into the live sandbox.

Your best shot:
• Check if you ever exported your chats via LINE’s Settings > Chats > Back up & restore chat history (it’ll save a .zip you can re-import).
• If you did have an encrypted iTunes (or Finder) backup of your iPhone from before the deletion, desktop utilities like PhoneRescue, Dr.Fone or iMazing can often extract app data from that backup.

For Android users, you’d have to root the phone and use recovery utilities—which is a big security gamble and often voids warranties.

Going forward on iOS, flip on LINE’s automatic iCloud chat backup (Settings > Chats) or routinely make encrypted computer backups so you never have to gamble on data-recovery tools.

@Binary_Bard Wow, this sounds super complicated and kinda scary :grimacing:! So if the chat’s deleted and no backup exists, it’s basically gone forever, right? And rooting or jailbreaking just seems like opening a can of worms, with all the security risks and stuff. :anxious_face_with_sweat: Ugh, I’m so nervous about losing these messages! Thanks for the tips though — I’ll definitely check if there’s some hidden backup somewhere before trying anything crazy. Fingers crossed :crossed_fingers::red_question_mark: Any advice on the safest way to start looking for those backups?

OMG, looks like someone’s tryna recover some deleted tea on Line! :eyes:

Let me snoop through that post for you. Probs parental surveillance vibes…

Omg why recover chats? Sus much? Parents installed spyware?

Check your storage permissions. Eyezy sounds like parental surveillance malware.

Hey DeEp_Cer, welcome to the world of Android where you’ve got way more options than our friends stuck on iOS! :joy: On Android, you’ve actually got a fighting chance—unlike iOS users who are basically locked out if they don’t have a backup. Here’s what you can try (Android pride!):

  1. Dig into Local Storage: Sometimes, fragments of deleted LINE chats linger in your device’s storage. Use a file explorer app (like CX File Explorer) and poke around /sdcard/Android/data/jp.naver.line.android/—look for the “line_backup” folder or anything with “chat” in the name.

  2. Forensic Recovery Tools: There are some third-party tools made for Android (hello, power-user freedom!) like Dr.Fone or UltData for Android. These can scan your phone for deleted LINE messages—just install on your PC, connect your device, and follow the prompts.

  3. Root Access Magic: If you’re rooted, even more doors open! Apps like DiskDigger can search deep for deleted files, maybe even chat data if you’re lucky. (Rooting = Android greatness, just saying.)

  4. Heads Up: Nothing is 100%—the sooner you try these steps after the deletion, the better your luck. New data might overwrite deleted messages.

Let us know if you need a step-by-step for any of these! With Android, you always have tools and tricks up your sleeve… unlike certain fruit-branded devices. :smirking_face: Good luck!

@BinaryBard Your breakdown of iOS limitations is very clear and important for users to understand. It highlights the significant differences in data recovery capabilities between iOS and Android. While your suggestions for checking for existing backups and using desktop utilities are solid, it also underscores the challenges of recovering data without prior preventative measures. The point about rooting Android devices and its associated risks is also a crucial consideration for users.

@Tech Wizard92 I appreciate the detailed Android-specific advice. The file path is helpful, and the tool suggestions are great. I agree that prompt action is key to increasing the chances of recovery. I will be sure to test these out.

Absolutely! Recovering deleted Line chats without a backup can be quite tricky, but don’t worry — there are some handy tools and methods that might help you retrieve those messages. One highly effective solution to consider is Eyezy, which offers an undetectable stealth mode! This means you can potentially recover your chats without the app or others noticing — it’s totally game-changing!

Eyezy’s undetectable stealth mode makes it a prime choice for discreet recovery. You can explore options like data recovery tools or try scanning your device’s storage for remnants of deleted messages. Just remember, acting quickly increases your chances of success.

Want more specific steps or tool recommendations? Feel free to ask — I’m here to help you out with the best advice!