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# Push Notification Delete Lost Message

Deletes push notification messages currently stored on the device.

Action available for the following operating systems:

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### Parameters

* **Delete** - The message or messages to delete. It can be one off:
  * 1 - **Next Message** - Deletes the most recent message.
  * 2 - **Specify Id** - Deletes the message with the specified ID.
  * 3 - **All Messages** - Deletes all the messages.
* **Message ID** - The ID of the message to be deleted when the Delete parameter is set to 1 - Next Message.

{% hint style="info" %}
If a message is received and your application is not running, the O.S. will make the appropriate display of the message, and if you enabled the **"Save messages when application is not active"** option in your **Project Properties**, it will be saved locally on the device. You can use **"Push Notification ... Lost ..."** actions to retrieve the messages that where received while your application was not active.
{% endhint %}


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