Recovery of deleted data.
Like on the computer, mobile phones can be used to restore all files that have been deleted since the day our mobile phone was turned on. This process takes from 30 minutes to 5 days depending on the amount of data deleted. In case there is a screen lock code the time increases depending on the difficulty of the code.
What do we achieve by doing data recovery?
With data recovery we can restore :
- Deleted contacts.
- Deleted call records. Who did we call and when? As well as how long the call lasted.
- Deleted messages.
- Deleted photos and videos.
- GPS position. The location of our mobile phone whenever the gps was on.
- Deleted conversations from viber, facebook, skype etc.
- Deleted emails (e-mails).
- Cookies and web history. Our internet search history.
It is possible to recover deleted data even if your mobile phone has been destroyed.
Which mobiles can be recovered and what is the success rate?
The mobiles that are 100% recoverable are those that have android as operating system. In mobiles that run on ios operating system like iphone, symbian like nokia and microsoft there is more difficulty in data recovery but still the success rate is more than 80%.
There are many cases where the concerned people try to recover the data on their own through some free program they find on the internet. In case someone is not knowledgeable about the subject and tries to “tweak” the mobile’s programmer options or reset factory data on their own, there is a high chance that all the files will be lost and no longer recoverable.
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Recovery of deleted data. Detective Pelekasis Nikos Pelekasis and Associates.
