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Giveaway of the day — TogetherShare iPhone Data Recovery 5.6

Recover deleted/lost data from iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and iTunes backup!

$39.95 EXPIRED

User rating: 18 6 comments

TogetherShare iPhone Data Recovery 5.6 was available as a giveaway on May 24, 2019!

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Reliable iPhone Data Recovery Software to help you recover deleted/lost photos, videos, contacts, messages, notes and other data from iPhone/iPad/iTunes.

iPhone Data Recovery

Completely recover deleted or lost messages, contacts, photos, videos, notes, bookmarks, and more from iPhone, damaged iPhone, etc.

iPad Data Recovery

Easily recover more than 13 types of lost data from iPad due to deletion, iOS upgrade, jailbreak, logical error, etc.

iTunes Data Recovery

Securely recover lost data from iTunes when your iPhone/iPad is damaged, lost or you can’t recover the data from iOS device.

System Requirements:

Windows 2000/ XP/ Vista/7/ 8/ 8.1/ 10

Publisher:

TogetherShare Software

Homepage:

https://www.togethershare.com/iphone-data-recovery/iphone-data-recovery-windows.html

File Size:

24.8 MB

Price:

$39.95

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When files (from the recycle bin) are deleted, that is the place where other data can be written. No recovery program can recover it when it has been partially overwritten. Especially when it comes to photos and media files. Photos are damaged and media files can no longer be played because; "the necessary codecs are missing or the file is damaged, or, cannot render".

Reply | Comment by Caly Cambell – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

I’ve owned an Android phone for 8 years plus, and an iPhone 6S for 6 months or so. Android phones are far more easier to navigate and never had to recover any data.... EXCEPT for upgrading to another Android phone or re entering music files.
I can’t even get this iPhone to sort it’s iMessages by date, and when I need to restart my iPhone after a software update or crash, the iMessages or text messages (ALL) set to current time and date. The Android phones never had that issue. Even when transferring my messages and settings to a new phone!
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I can understand a Windows based PC to need recovery software, as there seems to be the need to recover or transfer data or other important files as such.

Reply | Comment by Vinny D. – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

Great comments and personal experiences, alas - so far none at all on this giveaway.

Reply | Comment by Eldad – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-7)

"and have never had to restore data."
I do that kind of work for decades, finding missing photo's, data etc..
Someone had a SD-card in a camera; some else had also a camera with a full SD, different type and borrowed the SD-card to taken some pictures. After that the photo's from yesterday and before were missing in the old camera. So I did use some recovery program's and found about 150 old photo's from the holiday.
Another one: some had trouble with Windows and the shop has replaced Windows with a new copy. And they did not save any documents, any picture. Certainly not the pictures of a funeral of dad. Also recovered.
Another one: some shared a folder of the PC to the network in the company. And he saw two folders with the same content(own PC and the shared one on the network) and deleted one of them: the whole administration of 3 years was gone. Also a mistake.
And a lot of people do delete something and later on have regrets that it is deleted.

Reply | Comment by Ootje – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-6)

Bob, FINE??
Not when i was at school :D

Reply | Comment by Terry I – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-1)

Wouldn't an Android OS recovery app be a somewhat more popular offering?

Anyone with an iPhone care to say how useful this is? Already nine down votes to seven up -- and a totally blank comment page, two hours after launch.