Photos deleted from your iPhone are moved to the “Recently Deleted” album, where they remain for up to 30 days before being permanently deleted. The photo will be restored to its original album. If it ...

Losing photos or videos on your iPhone or iPad can be a frustrating experience, but Apple provides a built-in solution to help you retrieve them. The “Recently Deleted” album in the Photos app is ...

If you’re an iPhone or iPad user, you may soon be treated to the reappearance of photos that you feared were long since lost or destroyed. As part if its iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 operating system roll out ...

Log in and check deleted or archived photo sections. This matters because photos often still exist on phones, tablets, or laptops you stopped using. Even broken devices can sometimes be recovered.

Accidentally deleting photos from your smartphone is a common but stressful experience. Whether it’s personal memories, important documents, or work-related images, losing photos can feel irreversible ...

There’s a new feature in iOS 18 that you probably haven’t heard about. With the all-new Photos app, Apple has added a new “Recovered” album that will show you previously lost or damaged photos and ...

Typically, when you delete a photo, it's supposed to stay gone. That hasn't been the case for iPhone and iPad owners on iOS 17.5, where deleted photos are making a surprise comeback. Apple has ...

Some iPhone owners discovered a very weird and disturbing bug a few days ago. Somehow, old, long-deleted iPhone photos that should have been permanently purged resurfaced on devices running iOS 17.5.

Soon, users will be able to recover lost or damaged photos thanks to a new feature Apple will be rolling out in this fall's operating system updates — here's how beta participants can try it out now.

iOS 18.4 dropped on Monday, bringing new Apple Intelligence features and countries, a Vision Pro app, culinary upgrades to Apple News+, new Photos app features, and more. As usual, AI features are ...

We’ve all experienced the near-instant regret of accidentally trashing a photo we love. Maybe while deleting a series of bad selfies you got rid of a cherished photo with friends or a screenshot of ...