Emails are showing ‘This Message Has No Content’ from a sender and their texts have disappeared from my mobile phone.
Is it possible for someone to infiltrate your devices to do this?
I just find it very odd, that all the correspondence from them via my email and mobile phone texts has just gone?
I screenshot any important emails or texts, such as the ones from insurers regarding that accident in December where a woman backed into my car.
It was handy as it was the only proof I had that they didn’t actually look at the damage to my car, just wrote it off.
Not sure if they can do that Art, I know you can delete conversations on your phone but whether they show on the recipient’s phone or not I don’t know. I will try it
Would it be as well to enquire from Art’s phone/email provider why this has happened? They might be able to explain it.
Failing that, I might check my security.
This needs more clarification because the answer is not as simple as one would think. The emails that you say have no content in them, are you viewing them on your computer or on your phone. Texts are obviously on your phone.
Also, when you say the emails have no content in them, did they have content in them before, or is it a case of you’ve received and email from the person, opened it and there is no content?
I work in the computer/tech industry hence why I am asking for more clarification.
Thank You, Dodge. I hope you can help me as this is most worrying.
The emails that have come from this particular person to my iPad and to my iPhone now state ‘This message has no content’ on both iPad and iPhone. Yes, they did have content in them before but it’s just disappeared!!
The texts on my iPhone, that were there before, the page of texts from them are now completely blank. I did not delete them.
Could my internet be accessed remotely?
Sounds to me like some messages were set up in a group sharing mode.
Once the sender moves on, to something else, he/she turns off group sharing and the recipient no longer sees the file/photo - unless they have copied & saved it.
Sort of thing that might be used, say, in a board meeting whereby selected people might all be looking at some shared grand plan, back home on their devices, and then the powers that be switch some of them out & adds some new people.
Haven’t done it myself, but this example suggests something similar.
If a sharing tick box is on, you might be able to see the stuff for days, or months, before the sender turns off the tick box after which you would see nowt.
Damn, your using Apple products…this could get complicated. As for text, from a tech point of view, there are different types of ‘texts’, we need to be clear on what app your using to ‘text’ people. Are using using something like whatsapp or are you using the iphones own text messenger?
The most common problem is that the ipad and iphone have too many emails and text messages saved and as a result there is not enough memory left to properly display the email and texts. So firstly, check to see if both your ipad and iphone have lot’s a emails and texts saved in them, if they do then delete the ones you can.
The next solution is related to how the ipad and iphone are setup. Depending how they are setup, it is possible that the emails and texts are saved on Apple’s servers and as such there is a synchronisation issue between your ipad and iphone. This sync issue means when you ipad or iphone wants to communicate with Apples servers to show you the messages, because it’s out of sync with that persons account on Apples end, it makes it look like all the content has been deleted.
Now, if the above is how your ipad and iphone have been setup, having a near full inbox of messages and texts will prevent any more information from getting through hence again it will look like the content has been deleted.
It gets more complicated from here on in but look at the above and see if any of it relates to your iphone or ipad.
There are apps emerging that allow deletion of emails/texts once they have been sent, but only if they are unread. Once read, the recipient has their own separate “copy” on their PC/device and they cannot be deleted by the sender.
If they have “vanished” it’s a problem with the app used for messaging. Google will show topics reporting the same problem.