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How to Recover Your Phone Data with a Broken Screen

Data recovery from a damaged phone or tablet can be a daunting task, especially when the display is not working. However, there are various methods to retrieve your data, although success is not guaranteed.

The first step in data recovery is to connect your device to a PC or Mac using a charging cable. This allows you to access the data on your iPhone or Android device and synchronize it with your computer. If you haven’t set up synchronization with iCloud or Google Drive, this method may help you save your data.

If connecting to a computer doesn’t work, it’s best to seek help from a repair center. Make sure to instruct them not to delete any data or install firmware updates, as this can give you a chance to access your personal information. Additionally, the article provides tips on how to operate your smartphone with a computer mouse if the touch function is defective but the display is still visible.

To prevent data loss in the future, it’s essential to regularly back up your data to the cloud, PC, or other storage solutions. Both Android and iOS devices offer easy synchronization options for contacts, appointments, photos, and videos with iCloud and Google One.

In various scenarios where the lock screen is present or USB debugging is deactivated, the article provides detailed steps on how to access and backup your data using tools like ADB, Samsung Smart Switch, and other recovery programs. For iPhones, software like iMazing, Phone Rescue, Fondedog, and Dr.fone can help recover data even without an existing backup.

In conclusion, backing up data continuously is crucial to avoid data loss in case of device damage. Manufacturers’ synchronization programs and ADB commands with USB debugging can help in standard and advanced data recovery scenarios. It’s recommended to regularly back up important data and use the available tools and methods to recover data from damaged devices.

This article was originally published on PC-WELT and has been translated and adapted for a broader audience.

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