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You must have encountered the same situation. You deleted all the shots you don’t want to keep on your iPhone to make pictures stay organized or just for freeing up space. However, the actual result ...

Are you someone who doesn’t care about taking pictures and making a secure backup? Are you the type of person who wants to make sure that the moments you capture of your loved ones and don’t want to ...

This post is brought to you by Wondershare. Losing iPhone contacts can be quite a nuisance. You have to collect contact details from all the important people in your life again. You can never recover ...

We’ve all been over zealous at some point deleting pictures and we’ve accidentally deleted the perfect picture to Instagram or even worse, we’ve accidentally delete a whole album of vacation pictures.

Most of the people tend to store their personal information on iPhones. In fact, your iPhone has the ability to store large amounts of different types of data such as documents, emails, apps, videos, ...

Check "Recently Deleted" in your iPhone's Photos app to see if your deleted photo is still there. If it is, select it and ...

Sometimes bad things happen to good data. Whether you’ve accidentally deleted an important file, forgotten the passcode to your locked device, or lost or destroyed your iPhone somewhere along the way, ...

Photos deleted from your iPhone are moved to the “Recently Deleted” album, where they remain for up to 30 days before being permanently deleted. The photo will be restored to its original album. If it ...

Photos, logically enough, are stored in the Photos app in iOS. The iOS version of Photos has much in common with its Mac equivalent, and this includes the 30-day grace period for deleted photos and ...