For iPhone, iPad, and even Mac users, I believe that as long as you have used the iCloud cloud hard drive service in detail, you should find that Apple’s experience in integrating the cloud file function of the entire ecosystem is truly irreversible. Although there are risks involved in putting data on the cloud, this function also has the advantage of evolving with service functions and even having new functions imminent. This is also difficult to achieve with traditional hard disk local backup.
Recently, we find that the data backup function provided by the iCloud service not only has a trash can recovery function similar to the “delete within 30 days” of the photo service, but also has another layer of “recover data” Buffer has the chance to save you Crashing accidentally and accidentally deleting data. Continue Reading Do you want to save iCloud cloud disk files deleted from iPhone? Want to find the data supported by the App? This could be your life saving tip! Content report. 
Want to rescue deleted iCloud cloud disk files from iPhone? Want to find the data supported by the App? This could be your life saving tip!
Although many people may hesitate to put files on the cloud. In fact, when such services go wrong, you can lose a lot if you don’t make regular local backups. But it may also be because of this general skepticism that Apple seems concerned about mastering calendars, contacts, bookmarks, and even general cloud hard disk files, as well as the backend data of each App, etc. backup function.
In fact, this “data recovery” function may have been seen before. However, in the new version of the iCloud web version (see more: Apple’s new iCloud Beta website open experience, a new facelifted setting is more convenient to operate), Apple has brought it, which was originally hidden deep, to a better place to find – but the options are more Below, you may have to swipe a little to see the options at the bottom. Since it’s a web version, Mac and iPad can be viewed and used, and even Windows can:
The feature will “restore files deleted from iCloud Drive and other apps within the last 30 days, or restore older versions of Calendar, Contacts, or Safari bookmarks and reading lists.” The function page divided into four items – conceptually, I personally think there are two types, one is a bit like a backup and restore function of Pages and other services or applications, the other is pure file restoration :
Basically, the concept of a backup is probably contacts, bookmarks, and calendars, but the files are more varied because the data is mixed into the app’s backup file. Clicking “Recover File” will activate the pop-up data recovery interface:
After the search is completed, you can see the previous “file app” on the iPhone or iPad, as well as the files that may have been deleted when the iCloud drive was integrated and used directly in the macOS system. The great thing is that some App’s periodic backup data can also be viewed here. If you want to restore or “really delete permanently”, you can select “Delete ｜Restore” in the lower right corner after checking the box to complete. In terms of App, theoretically speaking, you can restore the data state before a certain date by this:
And the reason why it’s said to be “truly permanently deleted” is because in fact, the iPhone and iPad file apps already have a “recently deleted” mechanism similar to the desktop system’s trash can, and the files will be kept here for 30 days, then delete it permanently. But what is interesting is that the author found that after the trash bin on the macOS with iCloud cloud disk integration function is emptied the files seem to be stuck in this backup function.
In short, if you accidentally misuse and press delete when using the Apple ecosystem, as well as regret everything, I would suggest that you can consider the iCloud data recovery function and search for it. There may be an opportunity to save the original data ■ A file believed to be gone forever.
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