Recover Data From Your iPhone

There are a million ways to lose your iPhone data, but while you are doing a search online, in a mild panic, searching for ways to recover deleted pictures or lost contacts, it might look like there is not just a single way to get them back.

We store an extraordinary quantity of data on our iPhones each day: photos, music, videos, SMS messages and attachments, notes, reminders, call history, voice memos, Safari bookmarks, etc. All of those may be deleted, either purposely or by accident, only to realize that it was a mistake - a minute too late. Unfortunately, iPhone does  not have a "recycle bin" where your deleted data goes.

And, if you suffer a swing of particular misfortune, you might lose all important data simultaneously: one moment you are updating your iPhone, the following moment all you know is that the update has apparently failed, and your iPhone is now dead for all intents and purposes.

Sometimes people do stupid things, like reset their phone to the factory settings, without making a backup beforehand. Oops, all important data has now been wiped-out! Things can go wrong when trying a jailbreak. People forget their screen lock passwords. Your phone can get lost, stolen or damaged. Ultimately, your device will just die, with Apple logo screen of death or inaccessible system error.

If these happen to you, it is very important to immediately stop using the phone. Any operation can generate new data that may overwrite your lost data, rendering it harder to recover. That is why you are advised not to sync your iPhone with iTunes in this case: that you don't want your backup data being updated. Set iPhone into the flight mode before trying to recover data. Don't try rebooting continuously - that will only cause further data damage.

If you have ever synced your iPhone with iTunes, you can use iTunes backup to regain old data. iPhone features a built-in data recovery feature. It is worth trying this data recovery tool when backup does not exist. If that does not work either, you can use a third-party software to directly scan and try to recover data from your iPhone. There are even tools that will restore back your settings, that you've spent hours setting up.

iPhone hard drive is like your computer drive: the information is never deleted permanently, but only marked to be overwritten. Using the right tools, oftentimes, you will get all your deleted or lost data back.

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