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Recover Lost iPhone Data after iOS 10.2.1 Update

By Selena KomezUpdated on April 06, 2017


I need some help.A part of the contacts and the photos just gone for no reason after I updated iOS 10.2.1 on my iPhone 6S.What was happened to me?Have any safe solutions to get back these lost files on my iOS 10 device?Thanks.”-Andy

Apple has released iOS 10.2.1 after four betas and almost six weeks of public testing.iOS 10.2 introduces new features including the TV app (US Only), a new and unified experience for accessing your TV shows and movies across multiple video apps. Emoji have been beautifully redesigned to reveal even more detail and over 100 new emoji have been added including new faces, food, animals, sports, and professions. This update also includes stability improvements and bug fixes.iOS 10.2.1 is for all iOS 10 compatible devices. This means the iPhone 5 or later, iPad 2 or later, iPad mini 2 or later, iPad Pro range and the 6th generation iPod touch or later.

ios 10.2.1

Have you update your iOS device to the newest iOS 10.2.1?You may be glad to complete your iOS device update task and begin to enjoy the new iOS system on your device.However,there are a few people reflected that they lost data on iOS device after iOS 10.2.1 update,the files were suddenly disappeared after updating.To be honest,data loss after iOS system update is a common problem among iOS devices.This tutorial is going to show you the best ways to recover lost personal data from iPhone/iPad/iPod after iOS 10 update completely.

Restore Lost Files from iPhone after iOS 10.2.1 Update

To recover lost data from iPhone after iOS 10.2.1 update,you can rely on this iOS 10 Data Recovery,it’s a famous data recovery which designed for restoring lost data from iPhone after iOS 10.2.1 update,as well as iOS 10.1/iOS 10.3.iOS 10 Data Recovery allows to recover lost data from iPhone/iPad/iPod with three different recovery modes:directly recover from iOS device,recover from iTunes backup,recover from iCloud backup.The recoverable files including contacts,messages,photos,videos,audio,call logs,calendars & reminders,notes,apps & apps data,documents and more.iOS 10 Data Recovery works well for most of iOS devices,such as,iPhone 7,iPhone 6S(Plus),iPhone 6(Plus),iPhone 5S/5C/5,iPad 4/3/2,iPad Air,iPad Mini 4/3,etc,.

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Directly Recover Lost Data from iPhone after iOS 10.2.1 Update

First of all,please install and run iOS 10 Data Recovery on your PC/Mac.

Step 1.Connect iPhone and Select Recovery Mode
Connect your iOS 10 iPhone to the computer,select “Recover from iOS Device”mode.Click “Start” to begin the data recovery process.

connect iphone with computer

Step 2.Select Lost File to Scan by Program
To directly recover lost data from iPhone after iOS 10.2.1 update,you should select the type of lost data to be scanned by program.You are allows to select more than one files to be scanned by program,then click “Next”.

select file to recover

Now the program will begin to scan your device automatically for lost data in a short time.

scan iphone for lost data

Step 3.Preview and Directly Recover Lost Data from iOS 10 iPhone
Once the scanning is completes,you are allows to preview and directly recover the lost iPhone data.Select the data you want and click “Recover” to save the selected data to the computer.

directly recover lost data from iphone

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Related iOS 10 Data Recovery Tutorial:

How to Safely Backup iPhone/iPad before iOS 10/iOS 10.2.1 Update

Three Ways to Restore Lost iPhone Files after iOS 10/iOS 10.2.1 Update

How to Restore iPhone Photos after iOS 10/iOS 10.2.1 Update

How to Recover iPhone Text Messages after iOS 10/iOS 10.2.1 Update

How to Recover Lost Contacts on iPhone after iOS 10/iOS 10.2.1 Update

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