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In our case, this is a chat backup copy dated 8 November 2016. Msgstore-.1.db.crypt12 is a backup copy of the application’s chats for a certain date which is given in the file name. This is the file used for automatic chat and contact recovery after reinstallation of WhatsApp. Msgstore.db.crypt12 is the file with the latest WhatsApp chat backup. If you go to that folder, you will find a file with the name msgstore.db.crypt12 there, and several more files with names like msgstore-.1.db.crypt12.
