Deleted Photos Recovery App - File recovery & eraser

The file recovery application is designed to assist in retrieving lost photographs, images, videos, and restoring deleted files.

This Deleted Photo Recovery Application is compatible with a variety of Android devices, including mobile phones and tablets.

It can be likened to Dumpster, a bin file recovery tool.

Additionally, the app features a complimentary service known as Data Eraser, which allows for the permanent deletion of files and helps ensure that data cannot be recovered. This process utilizes an overwriting algorithm for secure file elimination.

Application functions include:

- Restoration of deleted files

- Recovery of erased photos

- Retrieval of deleted videos

- Data erasure capabilities

- Permanent deletion of photos beyond recovery

- Irrecoverable deletion of videos

- Secure elimination of various file types, including audio files, PDFs, and others

Supported types for file recovery include:

For Photo Recovery: JPG, GIF, PNG, BMP

For Video Recovery: MP4, MOV, MPEG, AVI, WebM, MKV

For File Recovery: MP3, AIFF, OGG, WAV, and more

Can the app retrieve photos from an SD card, recover videos from an SD card, or restore other files from an SD card?

Yes, the application will attempt to assist you by scanning both the SD memory card and the internal storage for deleted files; it will subsequently present a list of identified items for your selection regarding recovery or deletion.

Is it possible for the application to recover everything?

No, while the application strives to search through the device's older files stored on the external memory card and internal memory, it may not be able to locate all deleted items.

This process allows you to view and select what you would like to restore. However, only recently deleted files are likely recoverable; those lost after a factory reset or deleted a significant time ago may not be retrievable.

Therefore, it is advisable to use the application promptly after realizing that files have been erroneously deleted.

【Data Recovery APP Cyber Archaeology Adventure】

At 3 a.m., I scanned a 128G memory card and found a nine-square grid of ugly photos of my ex from the electronic graveyard. This is not a data recovery tool, but a time machine debris collector. When the "deep scan" progress bar reached 99%, the phone suddenly became so hot that it could fry a soft-boiled egg. The screen popped up "Detected 2018 Sanya travel memory fragments, do you want to synthesize panoramic VR?" I was so scared that I almost threw the phone into the iced American coffee to cool it down physically.

■ Metaphysics of Restoration: Unboxing the Digital Mummy

• Photo Resurrection: Recovering the graduation photo that was accidentally deleted five years ago, the translucent smile of the deceased principal was found in the noise restored by AI, and the class group went crazy with "electronic supernatural events"

• Video Time Travel: The restored New Year's Eve video is mixed with a 0.5-second future picture, showing that he is diving in the Maldives - and the bank card balance is still in the social animal mode at this moment

• Audio Ghost: The restored voice memo is mixed with electromagnetic noise, and after noise reduction, it turns out to be the last words of Siri who formatted the old phone three years ago, "Help me... Tell Cook... The battery..."

■ Erasing Black Hole: Information Incinerator Prank

• Using "military-grade overlay" to crush the ex's love letter, the next day the hard drive spontaneously generated quantum encryption garbled code, and the computer professor bought it at a high price and said it was "suspected of alien communication"

• The entire work meeting recording was erased by hand, and the mobile phone voice assistant suddenly hummed the meeting minutes in a Mongolian long tune, and the administrative girl did sign language translation with tears

• The "anti-recovery barrier" is so overbearing that even the pre-installed system wallpaper on the phone was banished, and the desktop became the minimalist style of the black stone tablet in "2001: A Space Odyssey"

■ Parallel universe of SD card

• The old camera memory card scanned out three sets of parallel wedding scenes: Chinese red makeup/church white veil/cyberpunk mechanical girl, and the photography studio stole the pictures to make a "multiverse wedding package"

• The late-night car accident video restored in the residual image of the dashcam has an extra 0.3 second transparent figure waving lens, and the insurance company hired a psychic consultant overnight

• The 256G expansion card revealed the hidden "/xx experimental file" partition, which was full of garbled files but occupied the space. When formatting, the mobile phone screen displayed the progress bar of "things that humans should not know"

■ The gentle curse of technology

• The "fragment reorganization" function pieced together the reimbursement form PDF of the resigned colleague into a Dali-style surreal painting, and the Finance Department mistakenly submitted it as a modern art entry

• In the restored Kindle e-book, chapters of "The Three-Body Problem" are interspersed with Liu Cixin's unpublished manuscripts. The legal department of the publisher came with a plan to face the wall.

• The mobile phone album automatically generates a "data cemetery" album, and pushes a warm reminder during the Qingming Festival "Do you want to offer an electronic wreath to the deleted files?"

Nowadays, mobile phones have become four-dimensional data storage boxes, and each recovery is like opening Pandora's box. Although I was interviewed for restoring my boss's 2005 Shamatte blog, I must admit that when I used the "time travel" function to retrieve my mother's accidentally deleted voice ten years ago, the sentence "Remember to wear autumn johns" in the current noise was warmer than any lossless sound quality. (Backup of the 404th supernatural recovery record, waiting for the Metaverse Heritage Notarization function to be launched)