pozehnani:
Next time, save them on any of your social media account. As for this one, it's gone for good.

Why does ur moniker sounds so south african-ish. Where are u 4rm?

PrinceofAgoAre:
Why does ur moniker sounds so south african-ish. Where are u 4rm?

I'm from the evening newspaper association of SA.

Mr. Man. Leave me alone.

pozehnani:


I'm from the evening newspaper association of SA.

Mr. Man. Leave me alone.

Lmao .. I'm nt understanding, i didnt call u dat. Have we crossed path?

Makavelli25:
If your phone has a recycle bin you can get it there

But if not. It's gone

My phone does not have such

Kyase:
Go download all data recovery app

Let me try this

Xmen149:
it gets encrypted and compressed then stored in your phone.

in the case of Android it is stored in Android folder in ur phone memory and you will probably not see it.

use some specialized data recovery app in your phone to get it back

or other ones that interface between pc and phone

Thanks for this. would download the recovery app

A video on the topic

JJmubby:

Which fone, if it’s iPhone or Xiaomi then you can easily recover them.

U mean Android or iPhone? its an Android

PrinceofAgoAre:
Lmao .. I'm nt understanding, i didnt call u dat. Have we crossed path?

It's so easy for you to forget we've crossed paths because you dot on virtually every lady here.

Have fun.

cristy149:
if you phone has trash bin ..then it will go there otherwise you need to be rooted to retrieve deleted pictures (that's if you use an android device)

Yea its an Android device

SKhanmi:
Get a data recovery application on PC, you can Google the top 5.

Put your memory card directly into the allocated slot on the PC.

Use the software to recover your files.

As for the ones on your phone memory, most times that needs more advanced software that is generally only available to the likes of the forensic team.

Nothing ever gets deleted, you can only overwrite data to make it useless. On the web? Nope. It only went somewhere else. Like Facebook. It's all stored.

I don't use a Memory card, its stored on the phone

That's what I want to know. Stored where?
I really need those files

PrinceofAgoAre:
Check d thumbnails folder of ur fone, it shud be there.

I went there immediately because most of my pictures recreate it self there, I did and could not find it

kmaster007:
it goes to heaven

Bro please I'm not joking. I need those pics. They're client files on it

howfarseun:
answer the question

Android Infinix Hot 7

pozehnani:
Next time, save them on any of your social media account. As for this one, it's gone for good.

Are you saying there is no way out?

Mrviktor:


Go to photos.google.com On ur pc.
Or download google photos nd pray it backed up ur Photos

Tried this I could just get 1/3rd of the pics back. I really need all. Please no other way?

leonard002:
OP, DO THIS

Done! But just 1 out of 3pics I could get back

Richdee1:


Are you saying there is no way out?

No way out except if the phone has a recycle bin, you can check it like the others have suggested.

Pelaguis:
They are usually still on your device storage waiting to be overwritten. If you generally use up all your data storage space then they most definitely have been overwritten, also depending on how long ago it was.

Just yesterday bro.

krozay:
They go into LAWMA trash bin

Please let's be serious. I'm not joking. This is my Work that's about to slide

pozehnani:


No way out except if the phone has a recycle bin, you can check it like the others have suggested.

My phone doesn't have a bin

pozehnani:



It's so easy for you to forget we've crossed paths because you dot on virtually every lady here.

Have fun.

Christ! .. I jxt remembered u, u're dat female dat from bum bum whatever thread. Lol. Sorry abt dat. Twasnt intentional, twas d spirit of trolling dat consumed me at that moment. I might jxt need a deliverance 4rm dat thing. . Can u help

Richdee1:


I went there immediately because most of my pictures recreate it self there, I did and could not find it

I'm sorry. Maybe u shud try oda people suggestion.

Richdee1:


My phone doesn't have a bin

Aww.. nothing you can do then.
Sowii.

Richdee1:


Bro please I'm not joking. I need those pics. They're client files on it

ok! check under bin or trash on Ur gallery

WoundedLamb:


Haha... Where were they before they were created? They go back to that place.

Serousiy though, they are data nah. A combination of pixels with varying colours which are represented in the memory as series of SN/NS combinations (conventionally represented as zeros and ones). That specific combination pattern unique to each data element takes up a region on the hard disk and when they are wiped, the polarities are just reset and the region is freed for another one.

I know some memory disks reserve a region where deleted files are temporarily stored (though this cannot be be accessed via the GUI interface). I don't think phone memories have this capacity unfortunately.

u ended up confusing me d more with language meant for tech

Richdee1:


U mean Android or iPhone?
its an Android

What brand is d fone

greenskittles:
Next time, always upload important files and media on your private Google drive storage, you get 15GB cloud storage free with every gmail account you have and can always pay for more if you need to.

Backup is not as easy sound sha.

JJmubby:

What brand is d fone

Infinix

kmaster007:
ok! check under bin or trash on Ur gallery

I don't have trash bin in ma gallery

Richdee1:
Good evening Nairalanders, My little cousin Mistakenly deleted all my photos from my phone Gallery. there are important pictures I use for work on it. Where do they go to? and how can I retrieve it. Please help me out

There are some software programs that do this kinda work, the bests are paid. I once surfed the web on this topic and got back some old pics and others were corrupted but it was some free version I don't remember that I used. OP google is your friend.
A query you can sample is "how to retrieve deleted file from phone"

WoundedLamb:


Haha... Where were they before they were created? They go back to that place.

Serousiy though, they are data nah. A combination of pixels with varying colours which are represented in the memory as series of SN/NS combinations (conventionally represented as zeros and ones). That specific combination pattern unique to each data element takes up a region on the hard disk and when they are wiped, the polarities are just reset and the region is freed for another one.

I know some memory disks reserve a region where deleted files are temporarily stored (though this cannot be be accessed via the GUI interface). I don't think phone memories have this capacity unfortunately.

explain in layman terms