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How to Recover Permanently Deleted Photos From iPhone and iPad

By Matthew Lynch
May 3, 2023
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There are ways to recover permanently deleted photos from your iPhone and iPad. Here are some methods that you can use to recover your precious memories.

Method 1: Use a Backup

The easiest way to recover permanently deleted photos is by restoring them from a backup. If you have backed up your iPhone or iPad to iCloud or iTunes, you can restore your device to an earlier backup that contains the photos you want to recover. Here’s how to do it:

1. Connect your iPhone or iPad to your computer using a USB cable.

2. Open iTunes and click on your device.

3. Click on “Restore Backup.”

4. Choose the backup that contains the photos you want to recover.

5. Click on “Restore” and wait for the process to complete.

6. Note: Restoring from a backup will erase all data on your device and replace it with the data from the backup.

Method 2: Use a Data Recovery Tool

If you don’t have a backup or the backup doesn’t contain the photos you want to recover, you can try using a data recovery tool. These tools scan your device’s storage for deleted files and attempt to recover them. Here are some data recovery tools you can try:

1. EaseUS MobiSaver: This software is available for Windows and Mac and can recover various types of data, including photos, contacts, messages, and more

2. Dr. Fone – Recover: This software is available for Windows and Mac and offers a free trial version. It can recover deleted photos, videos, contacts, messages, and more from your iPhone or iPad

3. PhoneRescue: This software is available for Windows and Mac and can recover deleted photos, videos, messages, contacts, and more from your iPhone or iPad.

Note: Data recovery tools are not guaranteed to recover all deleted files, and some of them may require your device to be jailbroken. Use them at your own risk.

Method 3: Contact Apple Support

If you have tried both the above methods and still can’t recover your permanently deleted photos, you can contact Apple Support for assistance. Depending on the circumstances, Apple may be able to recover your photos through their internal data recovery service. However, this service comes at a cost and is not guaranteed to recover all deleted data.

Conclusion

Losing photos from your iPhone or iPad is a dreaded experience, but you have options to recover your precious memories. You can restore from a backup, use a data recovery tool or contact Apple Support for help. Whichever method you choose, act quickly and avoid using your device until you have attempted to recover your photos to maximize the chances of recovery. 

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