iPhone Data Recovery Experts

Possible Failure: Power management failure, shorted power rails, damaged charge circuits, severe board stress, or connector damage.

Significance of Failure: The iPhone appears dead and won’t start or charge. User data usually remains on encrypted storage but is inaccessible until the device is stabilized.

Warning: Do not keep charging or force restarting. Repeated attempts can worsen shorts and reduce the chance of access.

Solution: Board-level triage to re-establish safe power and data paths, then a controlled extraction of photos, messages, contacts, videos, and files. The correct passcode may be required.

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Possible Failure: Corrosion on the logic board, shorted power/charge circuits, sensor damage, or trapped moisture under shields.

Significance of Failure: The phone may not boot, charge, or respond, but the user data can still be recoverable if corrosion is halted and access paths are stabilized quickly.

Warning: Do not power on, charge, or heat the device. Avoid rice or DIY drying; it can spread corrosion.

Solution: Non-destructive drying, cleaning, and board-level stabilization, followed by safe extraction to new media once access is achieved.

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Possible Failure: Firmware corruption, storage wear or line faults, baseband/power rail issues, or failed update (e.g., errors 9, 14, 4013/4014, 1110).

Significance of Failure: Data is still on the device, but iOS cannot complete boot. Aggressive restore attempts may erase the data.

Warning: Avoid repeated restores or DFU wipes. Do not erase the device if you need the data.

Solution: Stabilize hardware and firmware paths, then perform a logical extraction when feasible. The correct passcode or account credentials may be required.

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Possible Failure: Cracked logic board, torn flex cables, dislodged connectors, damaged PMIC or storage lines after impact or bend.

Significance of Failure: The screen may be broken or the phone unresponsive, yet data often remains intact and recoverable with precision work.

Warning: Do not bend, clamp, or keep powering on. Further stress can fracture traces and reduce success rates.

Solution: Microsoldering to re-establish access paths, careful stabilization, and then safe data extraction to a new external drive.

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Possible Failure: Interrupted or failed updates, restore errors (9, 14, 4013/4014), firmware mismatch, or storage/controller issues.

Significance of Failure: The device may not complete setup or restore; data can still be present until an erase or full restore is performed.

Warning: Do not click Erase or Erase All Content. Avoid further restore attempts if you need the data.

Solution: We assess device state and stabilize access, then attempt a targeted logical extraction. Correct passcode or account credentials may be required.

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Possible Failure: Items deleted from Photos or Messages, Recently Deleted emptied, factory reset, or account sync removed content.

Significance of Failure: On modern iPhones with full-disk encryption, deleted-only cases are often not recoverable without a backup (iCloud or computer).

Warning: Stop using the phone. New activity overwrites free space and can sync deletions across devices.

Solution: We evaluate iCloud and computer backups and the current device state, then advise the best path to restore available data.

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