How to Recover Deleted Phone Numbers from Android Phone

If you accidentally lose some important phone numbers on Android phone, whether the lost phone numbers is the customers or friends, this will cause you trouble in the communication. When choosing which recovery software to restore deleted phone numbers from Android phone, Android data recovery software should be the best choice for you.

No matter you suffer from Android data loss due to accidental deletion, device broken, virus attack, system crash, or other unknown reasons, Android Data Recovery can scan out the deleted data from Android directly. No only contacts, this program also supports restore lost photos, videos, call logs, messages and more with ease. You can preview all deleted data from android phone before recovery and selectively restore you need. It can support 6000+ Android devices like Samsung, LG, Sony Xperia, Motorola, Lenovo, Huawei, OnePlus, Xiaomi and more.

With the user-friendly interface, it can guide you a complete Android contact recovery with no efforts. Follow the steps as below to have a try right now!

Before we use the Android data recovery program, you can check if the phone number have been deleted or not, some time the contact may be just hidden but not deleted, and you can't see it. Follow the below steps to check it.

Step 1. Click "Contacts" on your Android phone.

Step 2. Click on the menu button on the top-right corner of the screen, click "Contacts to display" and then tap "All contacts".

Step 3. Now you can check all contacts, if you can't find the contacts that you delete before, it means that the contacts may be erased from the phone. At this time, don't be discouraged, you can read the below solution, maybe it can get contacts back.

How to Recover Phone Number on Android With Android Recovery Tool

When you find the phone number disappear, in case the data is overwritten when you add or delete any phone number, you need to stop using the phone immediately, then follow the below steps to get contacts back.

Step 1. Connect Android phone to PC

First, download the Android data recovery program on your computer, then install and launch it, you will see several options for you to choose on the home screen, tap on "Android Data Recovery". Link your Android smartphone to the same pc with a usb cable, if you have enabled USB debugging, the software will detect your phone immediately and move on, else you need to open it, you can follow this How to Enable USB Debugging on Android Phone.

Step 2. Tick data type to scan

In the new screen, you can see many data type, just tick "Contacts" and click "Next" to go on.

Step 3. Analysis and scan the phone

Now the software will analysis your phone, if the phone have been rooted before, the software will scan your phone in deep immediately, else the software will spend some time to root the phone. After that, you need to click "Allow/Grant/Authorize" on phone's pop-up, then the software will start access deleted files for you.

Step 4. Restore number for you

The software will start scan your phone, the scanning time mainly depends on the size in your device. After scanning, you will see all existing and deleted contacts in scan result, switch "Only display the deleted item(s)" to show erased phone number, then check each one in detail and tick all phone number you need, tap on "Recover" button, choose a destination folder to save them on PC.

How to Restore Android Phone Number from Gmail Backup

Many Android users have a good habit of turning on "Back up and sync" option, the phone number will be synced to Google Account automatically, and Gmail will saves the contacts for 30 days. So if you delete contacts within 30 days, you can restore phone number from Google backup.

1. Login your Google Account and click "Contacts" > "More > Restore contacts…", you will see all contacts backup in list.

2. On the pop-up window, you can restore your contacts to any state within the pase 30 days, you can recover deleted contacts, undo an import, or undo a merge. Choose the date and then click "Restore".
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