Unfortunately, there’s no guaranteed way to read messages that have been unsent on any major messaging platform. Once a message is unsent, it’s typically deleted from both the sender’s and recipient’s devices.

Here’s what you can try, depending on the situation:

• Notification History (Android Only): If you’re using Android and have notification history enabled, there’s a chance you might see a glimpse of the unsent message in your notification log. This depends on whether the notification itself arrived before it was unsent.

• Third-Party Apps (Not Recommended): There are third-party apps that claim to recover deleted messages. However, these apps are often unreliable, may not work as advertised, and could even be a security risk.

Here’s what to avoid:

• Inspect Element (For Web Apps): This method won’t work for messages on platforms like Facebook Messenger.

• Pressuring the Sender: It’s best to respect the sender’s decision to remove the message.

If you’re looking for a way to keep a record of your conversations, consider enabling message backups within the messaging app itself (if available). This way, you’ll have a copy of your messages unless they’re specifically deleted.