There are 3 types of people (or in this case spambots): those that can count, and those that can't.

Silly you. Bots aren't people. Yeah, I said it. Bring it!

May even be manual spam. Copy and pasted by a person.

Sad u faced this.Fortunately,files which were deleted doesn't mean that they was destroyed and crashed. they are most likely still saved on iPhone.You can find back deleted files by professional recovery software,which allows you recoevr them without using itunes.You just need connect youe device to computer via usb,and recover program will scan your deleted files automatically.

Hi, I think the easiest way to recover your deleted files is to download a third-party tool. If you want a free one, I recommend the Bitwar Data Recovery, it's free of charge and has strong functions s most of other tools. I have used it to recover my corrupted and deleted files, you can also have a try.

Difficult to say if you can recover the files.

In FAT 12/16, filenames were just renamed with a ? at the beginning, pointing to the original file and sectors aren't cleared, so as long as that entry remains intact and the sectors aren't overwritten, it is possible using a built in tool to undelete them.

Fat32, NTFS, and extN FS's work a little differently.

Since we're likely talking Android it's a GNU/Linux system, to which point and as i understand it there's a fixed number of unique files that can exist on the Filesystem when it's made. The directory structure will point to the file node (inode) block, and that block will tell it where all the sectors are. You can also at the same time link multiple files to the same inode (thus a program with multiple uses, say busybox for example, can have dozens of uses, or just avoid copying a file and sharing among different private users in read-only mode as a hard link)

So long as the inode hasn't been corrupted, relinking that and regaining the file (preferably as fast as possible) could be an option. Unless it automatically removes said inode data when there are no links anymore to it, i'm not sure.

If what you deleted was say an image of some sort, i remember my gf accidentally formatted a memory-card for a camera. Immediately I did a raw copy and kept a copy of that 256Mb SD card; Til a couple years later i came across a tool that scanned and extracted the images in question rebuilding them from scratch (restored a bunch of cat pictures). Makes me wish i took that dvd that was formatted on a camcorder and maybe i could have restored that too...

Ok but I think you have bigger things to worry about in Hong Kong than mere deleted files.

Can Bitwar Data Recovery fix them?

Kind of OT, but I'm watching a show on ID about a guy (killer) who tried to remove files that could prove his guilt. He knew that just deleting wasn't enough, so he deleted, ripped out the hard drive, threw it in a lake.

Three months later, on a tip from someone who spotted the guy hanging out by the lake acting strange, police sent divers in, found the drive, AND MANAGED TO RECOVER THE FILES! XD

Kind of? :P

The IBM minicomputer range advertize that the they were able to recover data from an AS400 engulfed in a fire. Almost total destruction of the hardware was not enough to completely obliterate the stored data. (Wasn't cheap nor easy, but certainly possible.)

What we're overlooking is how stupid does someone have to be to kill someone, and then write about it on his computer? :P

The BEST way to get rid of files permanently on a computer is to use a rewrite program (writes ones and zeroes over "empty" HD space), but that takes time. In a hurry? Degausing coils aren't terribly expensive and will destroy a hard drive in seconds. and by destroy, I mean wipe all data away, since it is a powerful electromagnet.

Maybe it was a Go-Pro always-on livefeed transcribed in realtime to an offsite archive that was a long way away (but near a river, or a lake or whatever)?
Um, where does one find a set of degausing coils?

They sound awfully expensive. What about a fridge magnet, if I spin around really, really quickly whilst standing on the drive? Or, I could tape the drive to an overhead fan and hold a handful of fridge magnets up to it!

Hello,
In such a condition, you may need to use some recovery tools to help you recover your data. It should be noted that you should stop using your devices or partition where your lost data saved. As there are so many choices, I recommend the Bitwar Data Recovery, I have used this tool many times, I think this one is safe and efficient compared with other software.
Hope it can help you.

Herro I am sangeev from... Oh just f**k it.

No you HAVE to use Itunes

Can you send me some free money like your scammers do in India

When they tell me to go to iTunes and buy gift cards?

I tell them "I do not have the internet"

they hang up.