I deleted all my messages, yet in my usage it still says saved messages? How do I permanently delete them to free up space? Thanks!

I deleted all my messages, yet in my usage it still says saved messages? How do I permanently delete them to free up space? Thanks!

If you've already deleted your messages and it's saying this, that means you have corrupted data.
Sync your contacts & calendars to iCloud, copy your photos to your computer, and then restore the phone & set it up as new (don't restore your backup). Thats' teh only way to get rid of this. 

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    AnAfromHi wrote:
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