With the passage of time in the WhatsApp application, you end up blocking some people and, also, you end up being the one blocked. This means that you cannot review the messages that have been deleted, something that can be counterproductive. We show you a trick so that this stops being a problem. The main objective of the blocking function is not to receive any more messages from the contact in question (and the same thing happens with calls, for example). This generally has the consequence that everything that exists in the associated chat disappears -you may even not see it anymore while you maintain the blocking-. Fortunately, there is a way to bypass this and be able to review what has been deleted and, in addition, without the other person being aware of it. What you have to do on WhatsApp to get it The first thing that is positive in the action that we are going to indicate is that it is not necessary to use a calf application, so the danger is practically non-existent. The operation is perfect in both iOS and Android, and it is essential that there is not a very recent backup, since otherwise the data will not be able to be recovered. These are the steps you have to take: Uninstall the WhatsApp application from your smartphone. Now, enter the Play Store and proceed to a new installation of the messaging application. The next step is to answer in the affirmative to perform a backup restore that you have. This makes it possible to have the messages that have been deleted, as long as the data stored is prior to the block you received. Once you do this and wait for the installation to finish completely, something that can take a few minutes, it is already possible that you review the chat with the person in question as normal. And, if you wish, specifically save some messages in case you need it. You have finished recovering the messages. As you can see, it is very simple to be able to recover the messages of a person who has blocked you (something that, by the way, should change in WhatsApp and that the application warns when this happens). Of course, it’s not a completely harmless step, and it’s a bit tedious to do it, but at least you can access the information you need. By the way, you should know that doing what we have indicated does not put your account at risk and, far from it, the application will block you for running it. >
