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Cisdem iPhone Recovery helps you recover your lost or deleted iOS data, no matter whether or not you have iTunes backups or not. With an intuitive interface, iPhone Recovery can easily pinpoint, preview, and restore multiple files, including lost photos, videos, messages, contacts, call history, Safari bookmarks, notes, calendar, etc. There is no data disaster any more.
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Greatly improved performance in recovering lost photos
Exactly find all the lost photos, both the deleted and the undeleted
Recoverable photos can be shown in two methods to preview: thumbnails or lists (categorized by date)
The quality of recovered photos can be the same as the original ones
More accurately find lost messages, videos, and contacts in iPhone
All the lost messages can be found out and recovered with names, numbers, receive/sent time and contents
Improve the recovery performance of undeleted Videos and Contacts
The preview windows have been redesigned to show details more clearly
System Requirements For Cisdem iPhoneRecovery 3.2.0
Before you start Cisdem iPhoneRecovery 3.2.0 free download, make sure your mac meets minimum system requirements.
Mac OS X 10.7 | 10.8 | 10.9 | 10.10 | 10.11 | macOS Sierra
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