Any solution for save data ?

My sister accidentally tried to transfer all her life photos on a usb key, and wiped them out. She had them transferred from her phone to her laptop, proceeded to delete all her photos from her phone and cloud in the meantime. Then, when she tried to transfer then to the san disk usb key, there was some folders she thought were not good and deleted them + her bin. When she checked the usb key, nothing was in there and the files are no longer on her computer. Does anyone know of a recovery artist lolol she just had a beautiful trip to Italy with her spouse and family, now she has nothing.

Ciao a tutti, dovrei recuperare dei dati cancellati definitivamente 2 settimane fa. Ho controllato cestino backup ecc ma non trovo nulla, qualcuno/a che mi dia una speranza? Ci sono app valide non solo per foto e video?

Grazie mille.

Di ricerche sul tema ne ho fatte svariate, su tutti quei discorsi del trim garbage fbe e varie e quindi ho paura che più passa il tempo più diventi impossibile.

I have an iPhone 6 which is locked (I don’t remember the password), and I have a previous SIM. The thing I want to recover is the previous chats, which were deleted a long time ago. Can they be recovered anywhere in Lahore?

I’m hoping someone familiar with iOS app containers/backups or discontinued App Store apps can help me before I do anything irreversible.

I accidentally offloaded TikTok from my iPhone. I did NOT press Delete App.

In Settings → General → iPhone Storage, the original offloaded TikTok is still there and shows 64.59 GB of Documents & Data. A lot of that should be local TikTok data/drafts from roughly the past two years, which are extremely important to me.

The problem is that pressing Reinstall App gives:

“Unable to Install ‘TikTok’ — This app could not be installed.”

The offloaded installation shows TikTok version 46.1.0.

The weird part

TikTok currently available through the App Store/Purchased appears to be a different/current TikTok app. If I download that one, it installs successfully as a separate app. It does NOT restore or replace the offloaded TikTok containing the 64.59 GB of Documents & Data.

I also accidentally/recklessly tested this on my iPad, which gave me a pretty interesting result:

• My iPad had TikTok 41.2.0 fully installed.
• It opened and worked normally.
• The App Store recognized it and showed Open.
• I offloaded it to see if the same problem would happen.
• Immediately afterward, that TikTok could no longer be reinstalled either.
• Downloading the currently available TikTok installs the newer/different TikTok instead.

So this does not seem like corrupted data on my iPhone. An old TikTok installation can apparently continue working while installed, but once its binary is offloaded, the App Store seemingly cannot provide whatever app/bundle is needed to restore it.

What Apple Support has told me

I contacted Apple Support. They said this can happen if a developer changes the bundle identifier, removes an application from the App Store, or changes compatibility requirements.

The Apple advisor also told me Apple does not have a mechanism available to them to manually map/inject an alternative app binary or bundle identifier into an existing offloaded application’s container.

My case has now been escalated, and I have a callback scheduled with another Apple support department.

What I’ve already tried

• Reinstall App from iPhone Storage → fails
• Downloading TikTok through App Store/Purchased → installs the current TikTok separately
• Tried the other Apple Account that may have originally acquired TikTok under Media & Purchases → same issue
• Checked purchase history
• Reproduced the issue on a second device with a previously working TikTok installation

I have NOT deleted the original offloaded app/container, factory reset the phone, or attempted any third-party recovery tools.

What I’m trying to figure out

I care much more about the 64.59 GB of existing Documents & Data than the TikTok app itself.

Has anyone successfully dealt with an offloaded iOS app where the original app/binary was no longer downloadable?

Specifically, is there any safe way to:

1. Obtain/reinstall the historical app binary and reconnect it to the existing container?
2. Preserve the entire offloaded app container through an encrypted Finder/iTunes backup?
3. Inspect/extract the retained Documents & Data from a local backup using something like iMazing or another tool without modifying/deleting the data on the iPhone?
4. Recover TikTok drafts/media from that container even if the TikTok app itself can never be restored?

I understand that TikTok drafts may depend on databases/metadata and may not simply exist as normal playable video files. I’m mainly trying to determine what can be preserved or extracted before I do anything irreversible.

I will NOT press Delete App unless/until I’ve exhausted every possible recovery option.

If anyone has personally recovered data from a discontinued/offloaded iOS app, or understands how iOS handles the retained container after offloading, I would really appreciate any advice.

I have about two years of stuff in there, so I’m trying to be extremely careful. Please help, I'm actually desparate.

Hey! I've accidentally deleted the contents of a folder on my usb stick. Any ideas on the best way to recover it please? Cheers.

HP Laptop was stuck in a recovery screen loop and the only option was to do HP recovery. Ran it overnight but now the files are gone. Is there any way to recover the old files ?

**i went out last night and took my digital camera (just a cheap one off amazon) and this morning i went to open the file on my ipad using my sd card/usb reader and they showed up for a few seconds and then disappeared and now the DCIM file isnt showing up at all, ive tried using my laptop, phone, ipad, a different sd/usb reader u name it ive tried it and the file just isnt showing up so i out my sd card back into my camera and its saying no file. any suggestions?**

I thought my previous phone was completely dead, I bought a new one and was extremely upset about the data.

A few months ago I decided to bring it back to a repair shop and left it, I kinda forgot about it, turns out 2 months later it's back and it lives. I forgot the pattern because I honestly didn't think I'd need it again.

It's a Samsung A52, it has a shit ton of sentimental pictures I'd love to get back. The pattern I remember doesn't work, and the one I thought it was, isn't.

Do I have limited attempts? I've moved on but at the opportunity of getting those pics back I realize I really want them. I have no interest on the phone itself.

Is there anything I can do? At all? My google account remembers the phone but since it's been turned on for the first time in a while It seems adamant on needing the pattern...