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Is It Possible To Restore Deleted Photos From Your Phone?
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That's a good question. i agree to it but according device, so probably it would be iphone or android phone otherwise how could be it phone. LOL
Anyways click at Spoiler and read possible solutions:
Apple made it extremely easy to recover deleted photos in its latest OS.
This is how to do it:
Step 1: Access your Photos App and go into your albums.
Step 2: Scroll to the bottom and tap on "Recently Deleted."
Step 3: In that photo folder you will find all the photos you have deleted within the last 30 days. To recover you simply have to tap the photo you want and press "Recover." You can also press "Delete" to get rid of that photo permanently.
Note: If there's a picture you were looking for that's older than 30 days then you would have to either restore your phone using a saved backup on iTunes or used a third-party photo recovery app.
This is how to do it:
Step 1: Access your Photos App and go into your albums.
Step 2: Scroll to the bottom and tap on "Recently Deleted."
Step 3: In that photo folder you will find all the photos you have deleted within the last 30 days. To recover you simply have to tap the photo you want and press "Recover." You can also press "Delete" to get rid of that photo permanently.
Note: If there's a picture you were looking for that's older than 30 days then you would have to either restore your phone using a saved backup on iTunes or used a third-party photo recovery app.
There are various apps in the Android market that will help you recover your lost data. You can try and experiment with several to see which one is better, but here are some recommendations of apps that are fast and easy to use.
The first is
This is how to use the app:
Step 1: Access your Google Play store and search for DiskDigger then download and install the app.
Step 2: Open the DiskDigger app and tap "Refresh List" to populate the screen. Once the screen is populated select the "System" folder.
Step 3: After you have selected the folder tap "Scan Device" and the screen will be populated with a list of most recent deleted files. When you see the photo you want to recover simply select it and hit save.
Step 4: The app will then ask you where you want to save the photo and after you pick its destination your photo should appear back in your memory card or phone system.
If you still can't find your deleted photos by using an app then you can also try desktop apps like
This is how you use the program:
Step 1: You'll have to enable USB debugging on your phone, which you can do by going into Settings >Applications >Development >then checking "USB debugging." While you do that make sure that you have launched the program on you PC.
Step 2: Once you have enabled USB debugging and the program is running, go ahead and connect your phone to your computer using a USB cable and select Multimedia/Mobile Device from the program's home screen.
Step 3: After clicking Multimedia/Mobile Device look for your device by name or capacity size and press start.
Step 4: The program will then scan the entire Android device and compile a list of files for you to search through. Once you have selected the files you want to recover you can click "Recovery" and assign where you want those files to be saved.
There is another alternative if you don't want to pay—and who does, really? you can use
This is how you use the program:
Step 1: Connect your device to your computer and launch the program.
Step 2: You'll then have to identify your device and once it's selected you can press "Start."
Step 3: The program will then scan the entire device for lost data and show it to you in organized thumbnails.
Step 4: After you have selected which photos you want to recover you can press "Recover" and assign where you want to save the photos.
Note: These programs should also scan for files in SD memory cards if they are inside the phones, but if you just want to scan the SD card you may also want to try using photo-recovery programs for memory cards. There are several in the market, but one that proves to work is
The first is
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. This app can be downloaded from the Google Play store and installed on your phone. DiskDigger will scan your whole device—including the SD memory card for deleted files.This is how to use the app:
Step 1: Access your Google Play store and search for DiskDigger then download and install the app.
Step 2: Open the DiskDigger app and tap "Refresh List" to populate the screen. Once the screen is populated select the "System" folder.
Step 3: After you have selected the folder tap "Scan Device" and the screen will be populated with a list of most recent deleted files. When you see the photo you want to recover simply select it and hit save.
Step 4: The app will then ask you where you want to save the photo and after you pick its destination your photo should appear back in your memory card or phone system.
If you still can't find your deleted photos by using an app then you can also try desktop apps like
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, which scans and finds the lost files on your Android device. However, if you want to retrieve the files you'll have to buy the upgrade which costs $50 if you can effort.This is how you use the program:
Step 1: You'll have to enable USB debugging on your phone, which you can do by going into Settings >Applications >Development >then checking "USB debugging." While you do that make sure that you have launched the program on you PC.
Step 2: Once you have enabled USB debugging and the program is running, go ahead and connect your phone to your computer using a USB cable and select Multimedia/Mobile Device from the program's home screen.
Step 3: After clicking Multimedia/Mobile Device look for your device by name or capacity size and press start.
Step 4: The program will then scan the entire Android device and compile a list of files for you to search through. Once you have selected the files you want to recover you can click "Recovery" and assign where you want those files to be saved.
There is another alternative if you don't want to pay—and who does, really? you can use
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. The desktop program is only available for PC, though.This is how you use the program:
Step 1: Connect your device to your computer and launch the program.
Step 2: You'll then have to identify your device and once it's selected you can press "Start."
Step 3: The program will then scan the entire device for lost data and show it to you in organized thumbnails.
Step 4: After you have selected which photos you want to recover you can press "Recover" and assign where you want to save the photos.
Note: These programs should also scan for files in SD memory cards if they are inside the phones, but if you just want to scan the SD card you may also want to try using photo-recovery programs for memory cards. There are several in the market, but one that proves to work is
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—and it's free. The program works similar to Dr. Fone and Kvisoft. You just have to launch the program, insert your memory card and scan for files then save them to your computer.Optional: Beside Iphone, you can try Recuva Recovery Tool, it's the best i mean the best, and it's free and it won't ask you to buy to recover anything. Just pick deleted file and grab it to anywhere. Try installation tool or try portable version, recommended installation ones.
Installation Recuva:
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Recuva Portable:
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Good luck! and other then this, You may search at Google to get more solution. and check into Recovery Tools category if you need any program/tool regarding that solution you found at Google.
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