If you’re a Verizon customer, there’s a good chance you’ve received text messages from the company in the past. But if you want to permanently delete them, there are a few steps you can take. First, open your Verizon account settings and click on the “text message history” tab. Here, you’ll see all of the text messages that have been sent and received from your account. Scroll down to the bottom and select “delete.” Once you’ve selected this option, your texts will be deleted from your account and won’t be able to be recovered or used again.
No, you cannot delete texts so they go away forever. The messages are still stored on the phone, and it is possible to retrieve them even after they have been deleted.
Text messages are not deleted, but they are overwritten with new messages.
Verizon keeps messages that are deleted for 30 days. The messages are not deleted after the 30 day period, but they cannot be retrieved.
Verizon keeps text messages for a maximum of 6 months.
There are two ways to delete text messages. The first is to delete them one by one and the second is to delete them all at once. To delete a message, you can either swipe left on it and click “Delete” or press and hold down on it until a menu pops up and then select “Delete”. If you want to delete all of your messages, go to Settings -> Messages -> Delete All Messages.
There are many ways to delete messages on your phone. One way is to go into the Messages app and select “Delete All” at the top of the screen. Another way is to press and hold on a message until it turns red, then tap the trash can icon.
If the text was deleted by the sender, it goes to the recipient’s phone. If the text was deleted by the recipient, it goes to the sender’s phone.
Deleted text messages are stored on your phone unless you delete them before they are sent to the recipient.
When you delete a message, it is not actually deleted. Instead, it is stored in a “trash” folder on your phone and can be retrieved by the sender or receiver.
Text messages will stay on your phone for as long as the person you are texting keeps them, or until they are deleted.
