By Selena KomezUpdated on August 23, 2018
Summary:This post will teach you how to recover the important text messages you accidentally lost from Motorola Z3/Z3 Play/Z3 Force via Android Data Recovery.
The Moto Z3 is the first in the U.S. to support Verizon’s 5G network directly, with a downlink rate of more than 3.5Gbps. In appearance, with a 6.75 mm ultra-thin fuselage, known as the “world’s thinnest flagship”, the frame is 6000 series of aviation aluminum, high strength and corrosion resistance. The Moto Z3 uses a 2.5D Corning glass with a 40% improvement in scratch resistance and a 6.01-inch Super AMOLED super-screen from. In addition to the ultra-thin body, the Moto Z3’s biggest bright spot is that, in a sense, it is the world’s first smartphone to be upgraded to 5G networks, and its network speed is far faster than the 4G network, known as “100 times faster”.
SMS is now more and more important in people’s daily life for the reason that it can be sent and received in a shortest possible time. And it is preferred to be stored in mobile phone that people can preview content at any time. However, we are accustomed to place the important data that we received from others in the message inbox. If the messages happened to be deleted unintentionally, what should we do? Fortunately, nothing is impossible. Android Data Recovery is a good assistant for you. It is a data recovery tool to retrieve deleted data from Android device. To let you know more about this program, I will take Motorola phone as an example to show you the details of it.
Android Data Recovery is always a good choice when it comes to recovering lost SMS or other types of Android data. Its purpose is to help restore deleted or lost data from Android phones or tablets. The tool provides a simple and safe way to recover lost SMS from Motorola Z3/Z3 play/Z3 force. Not just text messages, it also helps restore contacts, WhatsApp messages, audio, videos, photos, call logs, and others. It supports restoring Android data for any data loss cases, such as accidental deletion, Android operating system updates, Android operating system rooting, factory reset restoring, etc,. Compatible with all Motorola models and other Android models, including Motorola Z series, G series, E series, X series, etc,.
Step 1. Run the Software & Connect Motorola to PC
You can directly launch it by double-clicking on the “Android Data Recovery” shortcut icon. Use a USB cable to connect your Motorola phone to the computer and then you will see the software automatically recognize and detect your phone.
Step 2. Enable USB Debugging on Motorola
This step will guide you to enable USB debugging on the device, just click “OK” on it.
Step 3. Select SMS Files to Scan
After you successfully enabled the USB debugging mode on your Motorola phone, the program will list all kinds of files for you to restore, including message, contacts, gallery, videos, WhatsApp messages, etc,. Select the “Messages“& “Message Attachments” items for SMS recovery.
Step 4. Allow to Scan your Motorola
Click “Next” to go to the next step. And then you should tap “Allow” on the phone, to begin analyzing and scanning your Motorola.
Step 5. Scan for the Lost SMS on Motorola
After that, Android Data Recovery will begin to scan all lost files from your phone. Please wait for a few minutes.
Step 6. Preview and Restore Lost SMS from Motorola
The scan result shows that all recoverable messages, photos, videos, contacts, call logs, WhatsApp messages, etc,. Preview and mark those messages under “Messages“& “Message Attachments” items you want to restore. Finally, click the “Recover” button to restore the lost SMS from Motorola on the computer.
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