Can data be recovered from a smartphone?
Smartphone data recovery and variations on this search term
have, over the last few years, grown into some of our biggest sources of
traffic and enquiries. To understand why, you only need to consider how these
devices are now used.
Mobile phones first became commonplace when I was in my
early teens in the late nineties. The introduction of pay-as-you-go plans
proved to be a popular choice for those who’d been concerned about expensive
monthly bills and the market grew at a remarkable rate. Before this, it was
unusual to know someone who owned a mobile phone, today it’s considered strange if someone
doesn’t.
Today’s phones are also considerably more advanced than those we
were all using 20 years ago. Back then, phones could make calls and send texts.
Some had games (anyone remember snake?) but, by-and-large, they were
utilitarian devices – not the sophisticated and powerful items we use today.
It is this rise in power and features that is behind the
growth of the enquires mentioned previously. The phones that were available in
the nineties rarely contained any data that would been of value, but this is far
from the case today. My phone, for example, is packed full of photos and videos
of my daughter, important notes, a calendar of my upcoming appointments and more;
in essence, it’s a small, handheld computer that is nigh-on always powered up
and ready to use. Take this into consideration and it should come as no
surprise that more and more smartphone users are opting to get their data
recovered when their devices fail.
The good news is that, thanks to the hard work of our
in-house research and development team, cutting edge equipment and skilled
engineers,Fields Data Recovery is capable of recovering data from all mobiledevices and tablets irrespective of the storage media, operating system or
anything else they utilise.
Perhaps this article has struck a chord with you but you’re
concerned about both the validity of our claims and the potential costs of
getting your phone’s data recovered? We have good news: you can find out if your data can be recovered and how much it’ll cost by taking advantage of our completely free, no-obligation diagnostic service by clicking here.