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<title>Can you hide text messages on iPhone without deleting them?</title>
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<description>Not with a single switch: the Messages help pages on finding and organising conversations cover search, filtering, blocking, keeping track, deleting and recovering, and none of them is about hiding one. Without deleting anything, you can lock the Messages app so it needs Face ID, Touch ID or your passcode to open, and a locked app&#x27;s contents stay out of notification previews and search. Hide Alerts silences one conversation while its messages keep arriving.</description>
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