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If you are an iPhone user, you will not think twice before agreeing to the fact that there is simply an innumerable amount of files that can be accessed illegally through various means. There is unfortunately a variety of software that can be used to even access the data that you have deleted. Not to mention the fact that even your passwords and other sensitive information like photos, messages, videos, contacts, safari history, etc, can be leaked. So what do you do?

Well, the answer is to completely and permanently remove files that are useless or you don’t want the files be seen by others, so as to keep your privacy intact. Therefore, you can use iMyFone Umate Pro, one effective tool to delete files thoroughly. The removed files can never be recovered.

Why you need iMyFone Umate Pro to protect your iPhone privacy?

iMyFone Umate Pro can be considered a relief pill for those who have been victims of privacy breaches. It can work as an iPhone cleaner to reclaim space for your iPhone by wiping out junks, app cache, hidden temporary files, compress photos without quality to save more space.

Moreover, it can be your iPhone eraser to erase any existing or deleted data from your iPhone, like photos, videos, contacts, call history, WhatsApp messages, password, voice memo, safari history, etc. All your private data erased by this software has no chance to recover.

In the high-tech society of modern day, internet is something that more and more people throughout the world utilize to get information and connect to other people across the globe. Life today is practically unimaginable without an internet connection. Internet has gone from it's dial-up beginnings to the complete wireless network coverages of today. Smartphones, PC's, laptops, IPads etc no longer require a cable to log into the magical world of the internet.The introduction of Wi-Fi networks has made practically any info available for people at the palm of their hand with a simple click. Almost every modern household today has a Wi-Fi network. As we all know, due to a simple matter of security, each Wi-Fi network has a password that potential users have to enter in order to log into it. Now, it is generally known that the more complicated the password is, the harder it is for someone to crack it.That is why people have gone from using the birthdates of themselves or loved ones, addresses of living, license plates numbers and etc to a more complicated solution that often involves more characters and some combination of letters, numbers, symbols and capital/lower case typing. This has made it much harder for potential intruders to hack the password and use the Wi-Fi network for free, but it logically also affects remembering such a complicated entry. And if you're one of the hundreds if not thousands of people that don't write their password down somewhere, then you have eventually forgotten your own Wi-Fi password at least once until this point. This is where a simple and easy-to-use software tool comes very handy.

The SterJo Wireless Passwords is a great solution if you ever encounter such a problem. First of all, it is free for downloading, therefore you don't have to pay anything for this excellent solution. Secondly, it is very efficient in doing it's job, most similar tools that are available online (and for a good part of which you have to pay in order to get them) can only envy this great piece of software. Also, it is very easy to use – a simple click solves the problem in a matter of seconds. And last but not the least, it doesn't use up practically any space on the PC at all, so you can say that this tool has the full package.

Plugging in the SD card into your PC to find out it is not getting detected could be the worst nightmare for anyone having thousands of pictures, music and other important data onto it. I have shared many How-to's and utilities to help users recover data but sadly all of them failed or were unable to recover all data on the SD-card which came to me for recovery. After doing a lot of research on why my computer is asking me to "Format" the SD-card instead of reading it's content, I was pretty sure the culprit was a bad file-system boot sector.

While 99.9% of the data recovery applications, both free and paid relied upon the same method to "Scan" and find data from the disk bypassing the file-system "registry" of the files, I was looking for something which will allow me to play with the damaged boot sector of the file-system to recover the underlying "file record registry". Luckily, what I found was not only open-source and free but supported advanced features which nothing else offered, the utility supported NTFS, FAT12, FAT16, FAT32, exFAT, ext2, ext3, ext4, btrfs, BeFS, CramFS, HFS, JFS, Linux Raid, Linux Swap, LVM, LVM2, NSS, ReiserFS, UFS and XFS filesystem and came with cross-platform binaries which can run under DOS, Windows (NT4, 2000, XP, 2003, Vista, 2008, Windows 7 (x86 & x64), Windows 10, Linux, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, SunOS and MacOS X.

Is your new iPhone 7 stuck in recovery mode? Or it is your iPhone 6 that is badly stuck in the recovery mode and you have tried everything but nothing worked.

An iPhone stuck in recovery mode is the last thing that you will wish to experience. It is one of those moments where you do not have much to do. Every single move is risky since you might end up losing your data.

Of course, the easiest way it to restore your iPhone and it will be fixed (in most of the cases) but you will lose all the data. Unfortunately, this is exactly what most of the tools do. They will simply restore your iPhone and that’s it. There are only a few tools that do it the right way without restoring your iPhone (more on such tools coming soon).

But first, let’s talk about why an iPhone 7 Plus that you recently purchased can stuck in recovery mode. What are the reasons that push your phone to this stage?