I wish I can access all my old phone and the date we know is still stored. So many memories
The technology is there in 2 forms:
Either one of them just needs to be used. The process to reset your device after it is disabled is there to protect your valuable personal information. If a thief entered your wrong passcode too many times and was able to reset it with all your information intact, that would lead to much bigger problems.
The technology is there in 2 forms:
Either one of them just needs to be used. The process to reset your device after it is disabled is there to protect your valuable personal information. If a thief entered your wrong passcode too many times and was able to reset it with all your information intact, that would lead to much bigger problems.
soul0311 wrote:
It really saddens me when an iPhone is disabled and no backups, that we cannot access our pictures.
In fact, if you did Settings > Photos > iCloud Photos = “on” while the iPhone was functioning, all your photos would be available.
After a catastrophe it’s too late.
Apple makes it beyond simple to backup and sync data with iCloud. It makes me sad when people assume nothing will ever go wrong and are then upset when they lose their data because they didn't take advantage of the tools available to them from the beginning.
Why weren't you backing up your iPhone? My phone backs up every single night, when it's being charged and connected to Wifi via iCloud backup, which is built into every iPhone.
YOU are responsible for backing up your data.
Apple has made it brain dead simple to do so. This is your own fault, not Apple’s.
It really saddens me when an iPhone is disabled and no backups, that we cannot access our pictures. So much amazing technology and we have no been able to bipass that.
