WhatsApp has for some time launched a function that allows people to delete messages sent to other people so that they disappear both from the phone of the person who sent them and from the phone of the person who received them. The function is designed in such a way that people can delete wrong messages, which should not have reached the person to whom they were sent, but a new application for Android comes to change this whole concept.
WhatsApp can have the messages deleted by the interlocutor reactivated using an application called WhatsRemoved+, this coming from a developer with no reputation, so it must be considered as potentially dangerous. The WhatsRemoved+ application has been downloaded over 5 million times so far, it has over 80.000 reviews and a 4.3 rating, it is mainly used by Indians with WhatsApp, but based on the ratings and reviews, it seems to what he says
WhatsApp: Here's How to Review DELETED Messages from Interlocutors
WhatsApp it has nothing to do with WhatsRemoved+, which is also normal, and in order to redisplay the images deleted by the person who sent them to you, the application also asks for permissions to access your entire database of messages. The application works by retrieving all the messages that come to you, so you will not be able to see the ones received in WhatsApp in the past and already deleted, but only the new ones, with which you have already interacted and seen them, and if you do not see them , you cannot recover them.
WhatsApp has practically all new messages copied in this separate application, and only if you access them will they remain in WhatsRemoved+ even if they were deleted by the interlocutor, but only temporarily. If you restart your Android phone, all messages from WhatsRemoved+ disappear, which is a very big limitation, but on the other hand, you don't really have a choice since WhatsApp does not allow the recovery of messages that have been deleted by the interlocutor.
WhatsApp it will never have a functionality similar to what this application offers, so don't hope to ever see something similar from it because it won't come anytime soon.
