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I have reenabled phone link after not using it for many months. I now have two text messages in phone link that do not exist on my phone. How do I delete them? Thanks.
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I have a similar issue.
I receive text messages on my phone link on my Windows 11 pc and NOT on my Samsung Phone! Since I cannot delete them in Phone Link they are stuck there. I can however, hide them.
If anyone knows how to delete these I would like to know how.
This happened to me, but someone suggested that the messages may be under Spam on my phone.
When I checked this was, indeed, the case and when I deleted the messages in my Spam folder on the phone, they disappeared from Phone Link on my PC.
Just a thought...
Is there a "Spam" folder for text messages? Where would it be? In Phone Link I can "hide" a text message, however that is all it does.
On my Android phone I just click on my name icon (in my case it's a 'T') in the top, right corner of the text message app and it brings up a menu containing, among other options, a 'Spam and blocked' link. Clicking on that brings up any Spam messages. There's also an 'Archived' option, which may be worth checking. Any messages in those folders can then be deleted.
You can't delete anything from Phone Link, as you probably already know!
Wow! You are correct, I did not know this. Thank you very much.
