Let’s see a true example as below: I took notes in my class using the Notes app on my iPhone 6s, but a week later when I went back to the Notes they were deleted and gone. However, iPhone notes loss is a common thing and happens more and more frequently.

Take iPhone as an example, its pre-installed applications are diverse.įor instance, iPhone Notes, a useful app, can help to take notes of important data, ideas or memories on various aspects of daily life. To meet your daily requirements, these devices’ functional applications are more and more powerful. Nowadays, the dependence on mobile phone and other electronic devices is increasing. In this article, MiniTool will show you some different but effective way to get your lost or deleted iPhone notes back. Good luck but you can spend hours on this one.Is it possible to recover deleted notes on iPhone? In fact, there is more than one way to do this job. That only leaves Time Capsule and finding the hidden files through changing settings in Terminal or use Option and then move to GO and the option key brings up the hiddlen 'Library' Oh, it's not in the iCloud either because if you happen to delete any notes on your iMac or iPhone (say you had duplicates and the simple mind says delete one of them and then you find out that when you delete one, you delete both) and you also delete anything that synchs such as iCloud, iPhone, iMac, etc. Nice to have a Time Capsule as I do and not be able to restore some simple personal information that I kept on the iPhone.

The real problem is that Apple won't fix this obvious bad decision to make the files hidden for Notes. When a senior consultant has to look up stuff, it's a bad sign. Even the senior consultants (2 of them) I talked to with Apple didn't know the answer and tried to look up what the file names were that contrained the Notes data. The Notes database is a hidden file (who knows why? Pretty stupid to have a hidden Notes data file) so trying to find a backup requires something of a miracle.

Restore deleted notes from icloud