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How to Recover FaceTime Call History on iPhone
Summary: Have you deleted or lost FaceTime calls from your iPhone? Once deleted from the call history, the Facetime calls are removed from the app’s history and vice versa. This post shares quick methods to restore FaceTime call history from any series of iPhone 15, 14, 13, 12, X, XS Max, XR, X, 8, 8 Plus, 7, and below versions and iPads’.
‘Just noticed, that the FaceTime call history suddenly disappeared. Cellular calls history is fine. I am using iOS 16.2, iPhone 14. I don’t have iTunes backup and don’t want to try iCloud backup as it will remove my current data. Is there any other way to get back FaceTime call history?’
‘I deleted the call history on my iPhone and without realizing that FaceTime calls will also be erased. How can I recover deleted FaceTime history?’
You love using FaceTime — Apple’s popular calling app, on your iOS device. It’s a free and easy way to connect with family and friends anywhere in the world through audio and video calls.
But what if ever you accidentally delete or lose FaceTime calls from your iPhone or iPad. They may be important calls you wanted to keep.
Since FaceTime calls are integrated into your recent calls list on iPhone, once deleted from the call history, the calls are removed from the app’s history as well and vice versa.
Here we share various methods to restore FaceTime call history on iPhone 14, 13, 12, 11, XS, XS Max, XR, X, 8, 8 Plus, 7, 7 Plus, 6 and below versions and iPad.
How to recover the lost or deleted FaceTime call history?
1. Restore FaceTime call history without iTunes/ iCloud backup
Deleted FaceTime history can be recovered by using Stellar Data Recovery for iPhone software. The software can restore lost FaceTime call history after accidental deletion, factory reset, app crash, jailbreak, and other issues.
The DIY software thoroughly scans your iPhone or iPad to recover the lost FaceTime call history.
In contrast to iTunes and iCloud backup, Stellar iPhone data recovery software lets you select and restore specific iPhone deleted call history along with the details like name, date, call duration, source country. This saves you from restoring other unnecessary data.
Step-by-step: Recover deleted/ lost FaceTime calls from iPhone
- Connect your iPhone to the computer
- Launch Stellar Data Recovery for iPhone
- Select Recover from iPhone on the left
- Select Contacts & Call Logs under What to Recover
- Click Next
- Preview and choose the FaceTime calls you want to restore from the list. Note: All the calls marked in red color are the deleted calls
- Click You can save the call history either on your computer or iPhone.
2. Recover FaceTime call history with iCloud
Stellar Data Recovery for iPhone can also restore FaceTime calls from iCloud backup on your iPhone or iPad. This method allows you to select and recover only the lost FaceTime call history from iCloud instead of restoring complete backup data.
Two methods to restore FaceTime log from iCloud:
- Restore lost/deleted FaceTime calls from iCloud without losing existing iPhone data
- Restore FaceTime call history from iCloud backup for free, deleting the current iPhone data
Method 1: Restore lost/deleted FaceTime calls from iCloud without losing existing iPhone data:
- Download Stellar Data Recovery for iPhone on your PC/ Mac
- Select Recover from iCloud Backup on main screen of software
- Select Contacts & Call Logs and click Next
- Enter the Apple ID and password. List of all available iCloud backup files appears. Select the relevant backup of your iPhone
- Click Scan
- Click Call History on the left window. Preview the existing and deleted FaceTime calls. Click Deep Scan, if you don’t find your required calls.
- Click Save to save the recovered call history either on iPhone or computer
Method 2: Restore FaceTime from iCloud backup for free (this deletes the current iPhone data)
- Go to Settings > General > Reset> Erase all Contents and Settings
- On Apps & Data screen, tap Restore from iCloud Backup
- Sign in to your iCloud account
- Choose the last backup and Restore
Note – The drawback of this method is that it deletes all your existing data from the iPhone.
Recover FaceTime calls from iTunes Backup
3. Recover FaceTime calls from iTunes Backup
FaceTime recovery from iTunes backup is also possible if you have enabled the backup in iTunes.
Restore FaceTime call log from iTunes either with the help of Stellar Data Recovery for iPhone or directly from your system without the help of software.
However, if you don’t want to part ways with your iPhone’s existing data and lose all the current photos, videos, etc. with the old backup file, take the help of Stellar Data Recovery for iPhone.
The software protects your current data on iPhone and recovers only the call history as required.
Two methods to restore FaceTime call history from iTunes
- Restore FaceTime call history from iTunes without losing existing iPhone data
- Restore FaceTime call history from iTunes backup, deleting the current iPhone data
Method 1: Restore FaceTime call history from iTunes without losing existing iPhone data
- Download Stellar Data Recovery for iPhone software on your PC/ Mac. Note: Connect your iPhone to a computer, if want to save the recovered FaceTime call history on iPhone.
- Select Recover from iTunes Backup on the main screen of the application.
- Select Contacts & Call Logs
- Click Next. From the list of the iTunes backup files, select the relevant iTunes backup
- Click Scan
- Click Call History. Preview the existing and deleted FaceTime calls. Click Deep Scan, if you don’t find your required calls.
- Click Save. You can save on your computer or iPhone
Method 2: Restore FaceTime call history from iTunes for free (this method deletes the current iPhone data)
- Connect iPhone to PC/ Mac
- Launch iTunes on your computer
- Select your iPhone under the Device list and choose the recent backup entry date
- Click Restore Backup
4. Contact Apple
Apple uses end-to-end encryption in FaceTime calls. It will not decrypt the content of your conversations. Apple may record and store information, such as to whom you had called and your iPhone/ iPad network configurations. It stores this information for up to 30 days. You don’t get the details like the content of the conversation or whether your call was answered or not.
Nevertheless, you can contact Apple requesting for FaceTime call logs by clicking on this link and submitting the request – Read More
Apple will get back to you.
Conclusion
iCloud and iTunes backup are the natural way for Apple users to recover FaceTime deleted call history. However, Apple’s solution though workable is not efficient when it comes to the recovery of specific types of data. The iTunes or iCloud backup recovery methods replace every existing data on your iPhone with an old/recent backup. You lose your current photos, videos, call history, messages, chats, etc.
Whereas Stellar Data Recovery for iPhone tackles this recovery issue more effectively. It recovers lost FaceTime calls and also keeps your current data intact on the iPhone.
The software works in all data loss situations due to deletion, jailbreak, water damage, factory reset, etc. You can restore FaceTime call history from any iPhone including series of iPhone 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, X, XS, XR, iPhone 8, iPhone 7, iPhone 6 and older versions. It is available for both Windows and macOS computers.
How to Put iPhone or iPad on Recovery mode? (Step by Step Tutorial)
Summary: DFU or Recovery mode is a way to recover your iPhone or iPad using a computer in case of technical issues. Read this post for a step-by-step process of how to enter and exit Recovery Mode and DFU mode on iPhone.
When you run out of solutions to troubleshoot your iPhone, Recovery Mode or DFU Mode comes as a rescue. Whether iPhone stops booting or fails to restore, you can use the functions in iPhone and fix the issue.
But the method to bring an iPhone in DFU or Recovery Mode varies in each iPhone model and iPad.
This post will guide you on how to enter and exit Recovery and DFU Modes in different iPhone and iPad variants. But first, understand what these iPhone functions are and their uses.
What is Recovery Mode and its use?
Recovery Mode uses iBoot to upgrade or restore your iPhone. iBoot is a bootloader program for iOS devices. Recovery Mode helps install the same or above iOS firmware version already on your iPhone. The iPhone screen in Recovery Mode prompts to connect iPhone to iTunes, showing a computer image.
Recovery Mode helps fix iPhone updates or restore issues, such as iPhone stuck at the Apple logo , unable to open the locked iPhone or want to reset iPhone but forgot iPhone passcode .
What is DFU Mode and its use?
Device Firmware Update or DFU mode lets your iPhone connect with iTunes on the computer without iBoot. As DFU mode doesn’t use iBoot, you can make changes in the operating system of the iOS device. An iPhone in DFU mode has a completely black screen.
Putting iPhone into DFU mode is the solution when Recovery Mode doesn’t resolve the problem. DFU mode can restore or upgrade iPhone. This mode is also commonly used to downgrade or jailbreak iPhone s.
Caution — you may lose all your iPhone data!
If you are entering DFU mode, make sure to back up your iPhone data . DFU mode permanently erases iPhone data . So always back up your videos, photos, messages, chats, Notes, etc., either to iCloud or iTunes.
However, if you have lost iPhone data and don’t have a backup, then immediately download iPhone data recovery software — Stellar Data Recovery for iPhone . The software helps to restore lost or deleted iPhone contacts, call logs, photos, videos, text, FaceTime, audio, chats, Calendar, Notes, Safari bookmarks, etc. It is quick to recover and extremely user-friendly.
What is required to perform Recovery and DFU modes in iPhone?
- Windows or Mac system.
- Lightning to USB cable.
- iTunes updated to the latest version on your computer.
How to put iPhone 6 and earlier versions in Recovery Mode
Follow the below steps to enter Recovery Mode on iPhone 6, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone 5s, iPhone 5, iPhone 4s, and iPhone 4.
- Connect your iPhone to your PC using USB Lightning Cable and launch iTunes.
- Press and hold down the Home and Power button to turn the iPhone.
- Then connect the USB cable to iPhone and turn it on by holding the Home button.
- Continue to hold the Home button until a pop-up appears informing ‘an iPhone has been detected in recovery mode’ on your system.
- In Recovery mode, you can either restore the iPhone, set it up as new, or just recover your backups.
How to put iPhone 7 in Recovery Mode
It’s easy to enter Recovery Mode on iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus. Follow the below steps:
- Turn off your iPhone 7 and connect it to your Mac or Windows computer.
- Ensure iTunes or Finder is running on the system.
- Press and hold the Power and Volume down button for 10 seconds.
- While continuing to hold the Volume down button, release the Power button.
- Release the button if you see the iTunes has detected an iPhone in recovery mode message on your system.
How to put iPhone 8 in Recovery Mode
If you want to enter the Recovery Mode on iPhone 8 and its variants, follow the below steps:
- Connect your iPhone 8 to your Mac or Windows system with a USB cable.
- Next, press and release the following buttons in a sequence Volume Up button, Volume Down, and Side button until your device reboots. Continue holding the Side button, even after seeing the Apple logo appear.
- Release the Side button once the Connect to iTunes logo appears on the iPhone’s display.
- Launch iTunes, and you should see a message stating, “There is a problem with the iPhone that requires it to be updated or restored.” You can choose to Update or Restore your iPhone’s software.
How to put iPhone 11 into Recovery Mode
To enter Recovery Mode on iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, or iPhone 11 Pro Max, follow these steps:
- Connect your iPhone with your Mac or PC and launch iTunes.
- Force restart your iPhone with the following steps:
- Press and release the Volume Up button.
- Press and release the Volume Down button.
- Press and hold the Side button.
- Make sure to release these buttons if you see the recovery mode screen with the “Connect to iTunes” screen.
- Then choose your iPhone in iTunes, and you will see a pop-up saying that your iPhone is in Recovery Mode. Here, you can either update or restore your iPhone.
How to put iPhone 12 into Recovery Mode
Follow the below steps to enter Recovery Mode on iPhone 12, iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12 Pro, and iPhone 12 Pro Max:
- Update iTunes to the latest version.
- Connect your iPhone to your PC or Mac via Lightning to a USB cable.
- Note: If you are connecting your iPhone to the computer for the first time, click on ‘Trust’ in the Trust This Computer dialog box and follow the prompts.
- Once your iPhone is paired with the computer, press the Volume up button followed by the Volume down button and release.
- Press and continue to hold the Side button until you see the ‘Connect to computer’ screen on your iPhone. While on your computer, you would see the iPhone Recovery Mode message in iTunes, confirming that your iPhone has entered into Recovery Mode. The computer asks you to either Update or Restore your iPhone**.** Click on any based on your requirement.
If you choose Update, iTunes will update your iPhone 12 to the latest iOS release. This won’t lead to any loss of data.
If you select Restore: It will erase iPhone data completely and renew your entire iPhone.
How to put Recovery Mode on iPhone 13
Entering Recovery Mode on iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Pro has the same steps as iPhone 12. To enter the Recovery Mode, connect your iPhone to your computer and do the following steps in quick succession.
- Press the Volume up button and release.
- Press the Volume down button and release.
- Press and continue to hold the side button until the ‘Connect to iTunes’ screen appears on iPhone.
How to put Recovery Mode on iPhone 14
To use recovery mode on iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro, follows these steps:
- Connect your iPhone to your system with a Lightning cable.
- Now on iPhone, press and quickly release the Volume up, Volume down, and side buttons until you see the recovery mode screen.
- Select your iPhone in the Finder/iTunes window and choose to update or restore your iPhone.
How to exit Recovery Mode on iPhone
It’s easy to exit Recovery Mode on iPhone. Follow the below steps:
- Hold the Home button and Lock button to exit DFU mode on iPhone 6 and earlier versions until your device reboots.
- To exit DFU mode on iPhone 7/7 Plus, hold the Side and Volume Down buttons until the device reboots.
- To exit the Recovery Mode on iPhone 8 or later version, press and hold the Side button until the “Connect to iTunes” screen disappears, and then iPhone should reboot back into iOS.
How to put Recovery Mode on iPad
To enter Recovery Mode on the iPad, follow these steps:
- Connect your iPad to Windows or Mac system using a USB cable.
- For iPad with a Home button: Press and hold the Home button and the Top/Side button until your iPad enters recovery mode.
- For iPad without a Home button: Quickly press and release the Volume Up button, Volume Down button, and the Top button. Keep holding the Top button until the iPad enters recovery mode.
How to put iPhone into DFU mode ?
Follow the below steps to enter DFU Mode on iPhone and its various version:
- Connect iPhone to PC or Mac via USB cable. Note: If the ‘Trust This Computer’ dialog box appears, follow the prompts.
- Once your iPhone is paired with a computer, follow these steps:
How to Enter DFU Mode on an iPhone 8 and later versions
- Press the Volume up button, then Volume down button, and release.
- Quickly press and hold the Side button for about 5 seconds.
- Along with the Side button, press and hold the Volume down button.
- Release the Side button and continue to hold the Volume down button for about 10 seconds.
- Once you see the ‘Recovery Mode’ screen in iTunes on your computer, you have successfully entered the DFU mode. However, the iPhone screen remains black in DFU Mode.
How to Enter DFU Mode on an iPhone 7
- Press and hold the Power and the Volume down buttons for 8–10 seconds.
- Release the Power button and continue to hold the Volume down button.
- Release the Volume down button once your iPhone has entered recovery mode.
How to Enter DFU Mode on an iPhone 6S or Earlier Versions
- Press and hold the Power/Sleep and Home buttons together for 10 seconds.
- Release the Power/Sleep button, but continue holding the Home button.
- Release the Home button once you see iTunes/Finder has detected an iPhone in recovery mode message.
Note: If you see the Apple logo on your iPhone, try again and repeat the above steps carefully.
How to exit DFU Mode on iPhone ?
If you want to exit DFU Mode on iPhone and its variants, follow the below steps:
How to Exit DFU Mode on an iPhone 8 or Later versions
- Press the Volume Up button and quickly release.
- Press the Volume Down button and quickly release.
- Now, press and hold the Side button until the Apple logo appears on iPhone. This indicates your iPhone has exited DFU Mode. Your iPhone would boot to the ‘Lock’ screen in a few seconds. Now, enter your passcode and continue to use your iPhone.
How to Exit DFU Mode on an iPhone 7
Press and hold the Power or Sleep button and the Volume down button until you see the Apple Logo.
How to Exit DFU Mode on iPhone 6 or Earlier versions
Hold the Home button and the Power button of the iPhone simultaneously until Apple’s logo appears on the screen.
Conclusion
Whenever your iPhone and its variants show problems like being stuck at the Apple logo, won’t upgrade, restore, or respond, you can use Recovery Mode and DFU Mode functions to resolve the problem. But don’t forget to back up your iPhone data before using these functions.
However, in any unfortunate incident of data loss while performing the functions, trust Stellar Data Recovery for iPhone – a software that brings back lost data on your iPhone securely.
FAQ
1. Does DFU Mode delete iPhone data?
If you use DFU mode to install something or restore your device, all your iPhone’s data will be erased.
2. Can you enter the recovery mode if your iPhone is disabled?
An iPhone is disabled when a user enters an incorrect password too many times on the lock screen. You should be able to enter the recovery mode using the same steps mentioned above and restore your iPhone to regain access.
3. How to put the iPhone in recovery mode without a computer?
A computer is not necessary to enter the recovery mode on an iPhone. You only need to press the right buttons, depending on your iPhone model, to enter the recovery mode. However, to restore your iPhone – you will need a computer.
How to fix error 1015 while restoring iPhone
Summary: Error 1015 appears during iPhone restore through iTunes. If you are getting this error, its probably due to attempts of jailbreak or iPhone downgrade. This post shares 7 ways to fix iPhone restore error 1015 on iPhone 7, 8, XS, XR, SE, 11, 12, and above models.
Are you receiving iPhone error 1015 during restore with iTunes as below?
Case 1: _I have an old iPhone 3G stuck in Recovery Mode. I am trying to restore it through iTunes. But at the end of the restore, I get unknown error 1015. How can I fix error 1015 on my own?
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Case 2: I tried to restore my iPhone in iTunes. It won’t finish because of this error 1015 code. I have the latest software. I’ve restarted and updated my iPhone too. Still the same error message appears.
Have you used tools like TinyUmbrella to restore firmware that Apple no longer supports?
Did you try to jailbreak your iPhone by using applications like Redsn0w or Pwnage?
If yes, that’s the reason behind the problem. The error 1015 is typically caused by attempts of jailbreak or downgrade on the iOS device. Such activities are a violation of the iOS end-user software license agreement. They can make your iPhone vulnerable to malware and prone to errors like 1015.
Naturally, Apple wouldn’t encourage jailbreak or downgrading to an older iOS version. Thus, you are bound to face problems when trying the unauthorized iOS modifications on your iPhone or iPad.
Thus, the probable reasons for the iPhone restore error 1015 are:
- Downgrade of iOS
- Jailbreak
- Outdated software
- Third-party tools on your computer
This post shares all the possible solutions to fix iPhone restore error 1015.
You can apply these solutions on all iPhones including 3G, 4, 5, 6, 6s, 7, 8, X and above models using any iOS version.
1. I****nstall the latest version of iTunes
Make sure your computer has the latest iTunes before restoring iPhone using iTunes.
On Windows PC, update iTunes by following Help > Check for Updates in the top menu bar of iTunes.
On Mac, go to App Store > Updates > click Install, if you see any iTunes updates.
2. Update iOS
iOS updates usually fix error 1015 which appears while restoring iPhone with iTunes.
On your iPhone, go to Settings > General > Software Update and tap Download and Install.
3. Update Windows or macOS
System update ensures smooth and error-free performance of your computer.
If you are using Windows PC, follow Start > Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update.
On Mac, click on Apple icon and select S****oftware Update and click on updates available.
4. Uninstall third-party software on PC/ Mac
Third-party software often create conflict among programs while performing iPhone restore or update with iTunes. You may not receive the error 1015, after uninstalling such programs.
On Windows computer go to Start > All apps. Find the third-party software and right-click on it. Choose Uninstall.
On Mac, in the Finder window, go to Applications. Find and select the third-party software. In the top menu bar, go to File and select Move to Trash. Next, click on Empty Trash.
5. Put your iPhone in Recovery Mode and restore
Before you put your iPhone on Recovery Mode, ensure you are using the latest version of iTunes. Next, follow the below steps to restore iPhone using the Recovery Mode.
- Connect your iPhone to computer
- Open iTunes
- Force restart your iPhone while it is still connected to the computer, until you see the iTunes logo (To force restart use home and/or volume button depending on your iPhone version)
- On your computer, you will receive a dialog box asking to either Update or Restore.
- Click Update
After the Update process completes, you can restore your iPhone from iTunes or iCloud backup without facing the error 1015.
Note: If you are unable to enter Recovery Mode on your iPhone due to jailbreak, you may use programs like RecBoot, which are used to enter and exit the Recovery Mode on iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
6. Delete the IPSW file on your computer
Files with .ipsw extensions on your computer are backups and temporary files of your iOS updates. Many iPhone users who were receiving error 1015 while restoring iPhone were able to fix the problem by deleting these files on their PC or Mac.
Deleting these backup files doesn’t impact your iTunes or iPhone function.
Note: You can get rid of the old IPSW files and keep the most recent ones.
Location of .IPSW files on your computer:
On Windows XP: C:\Documents and Settings\[username]\Application Data\Apple Computer\iTunes\iPhone Software Update
On Windows Vista/7: C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Roaming\Apple Computer\iTunes\iPhone Software Updates
On Mac OS X: ~/Library/iTunes/iPhone Software Updates
7. Restore your iPhone into DFU Mode
When no other method is helpful, choose to put your iPhone in DFU (Device Firmware Update) mode. Whether you are receiving the iPhone error 1015 due to jailbreaking your iOS device or not, the DFU mode solution is your last resort to fix error 1015.
As in Recovery Mode, bringing your iOS device to DFU mode will lead to loss of iPhone data. Thus, before you attempt this, make sure you have iCloud or iTunes backup.
Steps to DFU mode for iPhone 7, 6s and below users:
- Connect your iPhone to computer (even if your iPhone is off)
- For 8 seconds, press and hold the Sleep button and Home button (iPhone 6s and below users) or the volume down button (iPhone 7). Next, release the Sleep button but continue to hold the Home button or the volume down button until iTunes shows message _‘iTunes has detected an iPhone in recovery mode._’
- Leave the Home button or volume down button. The iPhone screen turns black indicating the device has entered DFU mode
- Next, you can restore your iPhone using iTunes
Steps to DFU mode for iPhone X, 8, or 8 Plus users
- Connect your iPhone to computer (even if your iPhone is off)
- Quickly press and release the volume up button, quickly press and release the volume down button, and press and hold the side button until your iPhone screen turns black
- Press and hold the volume down button while continue holding the side button for 5 seconds
- Release the side button and continue holding the volume down button until your iPhone shows up in iTunes.
- Next, release the volume button. Your iPhone is in DFU mode
Now restore iPhone with iTunes. You can exit DFU Mode by force restarting your iPhone.
| Unable to restore iPhone from iTunes after Recovery Mode or DFU Mode?
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To Sum Up
Naturally, the error code 1015 is annoying when you quickly want to restore your iPhone using iTunes.
The error usually appears when your software is not updated, you have attempted jailbreak or downgraded your iPhone’s iOS.
The post shares 7 different ways you can try to fix the problem. Begin with the simpler troubleshooting such as updating your iOS, Windows/ macOS and iTunes. Uninstalling third-party security software or deleting the IPSW files on your computer has also worked for many in resolving the error 1015.
In case these methods don’t work, then go for the tougher solutions like bringing iPhone to Recovery Mode or DFU Mode which lead to iPhone data loss. They are the harsher solutions to the problem, but assure you don’t receive error 1015 while restoring from iTunes. But make sure you have iCloud and iTunes backup before attempting these two methods. Else you would need an iPhone data recovery software such as Stellar Data Recovery for iPhone to restore your lost iPhone data. The software is quick and efficient way to get back lost data in cases of jailbreak, downgrade of iOS and restore errors.
Guide to Completely Erase Data on iPhone to Avoid Privacy Leak
With growing instances of data leak and misuse, there’s a fear of digital data on iPhone landing in wrong hands. Personal photos, messages, videos, contacts, or sensitive information such as bank details, shopping apps ID etc., are at risk when selling, trading off, recycling or donating your iOS device.
So what can you do to keep your old iPhone data away from strangers’ eyes and make it 100% unrecoverable?
One solution is the commonly used Apple’s recommendation — erase iPhone data by choosing ‘erase all content and settings’ on your device. However, with professional hackers and sophisticated software available, erasing data by this method doesn’t guarantee data privacy.
Experts suggest using trusted iPhone erasure software that is 100 % safe. The software can make iPhone data unrecoverable beyond the reach of any tool.
Let’s understand in detail how to permanently erase data on iPhone by these techniques.
Clean iPhone by using ‘Erase All Content and Settings’
To clear all data from iPhone use the’Erase All Content and Settings’ option in the settings of your iOS device. It is like factory resetting your iPhone.
All the app data, settings, passwords, photos, videos, contacts, documents, messages, Calendar, chats, music, audio files etc., gets deleted after factory reset from iPhone.
However, don’t forget to first take the backup of your iPhone data in iCloud or iTunes.
Steps to erase iPhone via Settings:
- Go to Settings.
- Navigate to General > Reset> Erase All Content and Settings.
- Click Erase Now in the dialog box. Enter Passcode and Apple ID password, when prompted.
This will erase iPhone data turning the device off. When you power on the iPhone, you will see all its data is deleted including, photos videos, apps, contacts etc.
Permanently wipe iPhone to 0% recovery – Secure & tested method
Although deleting data via ‘Erase All Content and Settings’ on iPhone will make your device as clean as new, but it is not enough. Your iPhone data after factory reset is still recoverable by hackers. Thus, to protect privacy and prevent data leak by any means, it is essential to erase iPhone with the help of a professional iOS eraser software .
You can find several iOS cleaner software online but here we recommend Stellar Toolkit for iPhone. The efficient software is the best way to wipe iOS device before you sell , recycle, or donate.
It removes your personal videos, pictures, contacts, notes, calendar, browsing history, call log, chats, messages, Instagram, WhatsApp, and other sensitive information saved on your iPhone. The secure DIY software supports the latest iOS 16 and below versions. You can erase all variants including iPhone 6, iPhone 7, iPhone 8, iPhone X, iPhone SE, iPhone 11, and above.
You can take the free trail and gage the software features and user-friendliness.
Step-by-step guide to erase iPhone data permanently:
Step 1: Download and launch Stellar Toolkit for iPhone on computer.
Step 2: Click on Erase Data module.
Step 3: On Erase iPhone Data screen, click **Next.
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Step 4: As you see the Click Device to Select screen appears, connect your iPhone to computer.
Step 5: Select Erase.
Step 6: In the Erase Process box, select Yes.
Step 7: Data Erase Complete message box appears that asks for confirmation before erasing the data. Click OK.
Wrapping Up
After erasing complete iPhone data by using the secure iPhone eraser software by Stellar, there’s no need to worry about personal data leak. The software algorithms ensure that even the most advanced iOS data recovery tool cannot retrieve your information.
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- Title: How to Recover FaceTime Call History on iPhone 15 Pro Max | Stellar
- Author: Nova
- Created at : 2024-08-20 20:00:06
- Updated at : 2024-08-21 20:00:06
- Link: https://blog-min.techidaily.com/how-to-recover-facetime-call-history-on-iphone-15-pro-max-stellar-by-stellar-data-recovery-ios-iphone-data-recovery/
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