If your Android messaging app is overflowing with old texts, you're not alone.
Many people find their message inboxes cluttered with conversations that are no longer relevant.
Luckily, there are some quick and easy steps you can take to clean things up and keep your messages organized. (iPhone users, follow these tips.)
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Follow these steps to easily bulk delete messages on your Android device:
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Settings may vary depending on your Android phone's manufacturer.
Settings may vary depending on your Android phone's manufacturer.
Important Note: Be cautious with this setting. It will permanently delete older messages once you reach 1,000 texts, 100 multimedia messages or 5,000 chats. If you often need to reference old messages, consider leaving this setting off to avoid losing important information.
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Cleaning up your messages app can significantly enhance your messaging experience. By following these simple steps for bulk deleting and enabling automatic deletion, you can maintain an organized inbox without the hassle of manual cleanup every few weeks. Remember to regularly check your settings and adjust them based on your messaging habits.
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