If you have the impression of being harassed by phone, we are all starting to get used to it with our landlines and call centers for insulation, electricity, or other… It is also possible to be harassed on his Samsung Galaxy Note 9, and it's much less appreciable. Fortunately, there are features that make it possible to prevent these people from calling or sending you messages. This is particularly the case with blocking text messages.
However, if you have blocked text messages you will no longer have access to them, what to do if you change your mind and want to to download blocked messages on your Samsung Galaxy Note 9?
Precisely, we wrote this article to help you perform this manipulation. First, we will learn how to block texting on your mobile phone, then how to view blocked messages on your Samsung Galaxy Note 9 , first through history, then through a computer and data recovery.
How to block text messages from a number on Samsung Galaxy Note 9?
We start this tutorial by going back to the basics and teach you or re-learn the technique for block texts from a number on your Samsung Galaxy Note 9. Even if you only want to block a person's SMS, you should know that Android's functionality will also block his calls. Here's how to prevent a number from sending you text messages:
- Open the "Messages" application on your Samsung Galaxy Note 9
- When you are on the discussion list click on the three small vertical dots at the top right of the screen
- Then click on "Settings"
- Finally, in "Block numbers and messages" enter the number you want to block
- Below you can see the list of blocked numbers on your Samsung Galaxy Note 9
How to recover blocked messages on a Samsung Galaxy Note 9?
We now move on to the part that surely interests you the most, how to see blocked texts on a Samsung Galaxy Note 9? Two techniques are possible, the first will just require you to navigate in the settings of your mobile phone, for the second, you will have to connect your Samsung Galaxy Note 9 to a computer which will give you the possibility of recovering the deleted data.
How to see blocked SMS on Samsung Galaxy Note 9 via your mobile phone settings?
With the new versions of Android, we suggest that you check the Android version of your Samsung Galaxy Note 9, you will be able to do a lot of things, for example, browse blocked text messages on your Samsung Galaxy Note 9. On previous versions it is not necessarily possible to do it, we carried out the test with Android 10 and this function is available, try it on your mobile phone even if it has a previous version, it may work, or skip to the next part of this guide. Let's go:
- Unlock your Samsung Galaxy Note 9
- Go to the "Messages" application
- Tap the three small vertical dots at the top right of the screen
- Finally, in the tab " Settings " meet in "Block numbers and messages"
- In the section "Blocked messages" you will have access to the list of all the text messages filtered by your blocking and suddenly consult them, you can also by clicking on them restore them in your normal conversation thread
How to recover blocked text messages on Samsung Galaxy Note 9 via computer?
Last possibility, if you cannot find the function seen in the previous part, or you see it but there is nothing in the list when you are convinced that you have received text messages that have been stuck on your Samsung Galaxy Note 9, do not panic, there is another way to find them, and it happens thanks to a computer. Discover the process below:
- Activate the USB debugging mode on your Samsung Galaxy Note 9
- Connect your Samsung Galaxy Note 9 to your computer
- Use root software to root your mobile phone
- Now use any data recovery software (most of them are free and work the same)
- Click on “Messages”, also remember to check “attachment” if you wish to recover them, so the software will find all of your SMS, blocked SMS and deleted SMS on your Samsung Galaxy Note 9
If you want a maximum of tutorials to become a master of the Samsung Galaxy Note 9, we invite you to browse the other tutorials in the category: Samsung Galaxy Note 9.
