If you’re looking to recover deleted Instagram messages, there’s another angle to consider. While @techchizkid mentioned a few alternatives, don’t entirely dismiss the possibility of Instagram support. Although it’s rare, sometimes reaching out to Instagram’s support team to explain your situation might offer a solution. Describe your issue in detail and see if they have any server-side backups or solutions they can provide.
One method that isn’t mentioned is checking your email. When you’ve got email notifications turned on for Instagram, there might be snippets of the conversation in your inbox. It’s a long shot, but worthwhile if the information is super critical.
Regarding third-party tools, while Disk Drill seems solid (check out their site: Disk Drill), always be cautious. Any software that requires deep device access can pose security risks. Personally, I’ve found EaseUS and Dr.Fone to be quite clunky. They throw in features that make the toolset seem more comprehensive than it is, and they can mislead you about recovery rates.
Another underlooked option is to check your phone’s storage for backups. If you use apps that perform periodic backups like Google Drive on Android or iCloud on iPhones, you might find some traces there. Keep in mind, restoring from these backups might involve rolling back other data, too, so weigh that risk.
Lastly, make it a habit—consider using a note-taking app for important info from now on. Apps like Notion or Evernote allow easy logging and syncing across devices, which can save you the heartache if something like this happens again. Reinforcing this could avoid the current predicament.
In retrospect, delete sparingly and backup regularly! Hopefully, you’ll find a piece of the conversation somewhere. Good luck!