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Weekly output: DriveSavers vs. locked smartphones Yes, I got your CES PR pitch. If it's of interest, I'll reply sometime this week...

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DriveSavers claims to be able to retrieve data from locked iOS devices for $3,900

DriveSavers claims to be able to retrieve data from locked iOS devices for $3,900

[cfsp key=”getamac.jpg”]”DriveSavers [this week] announced the launch of a new consumer-facing service that’s designed to unlock iOS devices for customers who have forgotten their passcodes, been locked out after too many incorrect entry attempts, or who need to access the data on the device of a deceased family member,” Juli Clover reports for MacRumors.

“DriveSavers says it is using ‘new…

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IPhone iOS12 Passcode RECOVERY

IPhone iOS12 Passcode RECOVERY

iPhone Passcode RECOVERY. A new company claims a new iOS passcode unlock and offer first consumer service to recover iOS data and remove passcode from protected iPhones.

This Passcode Lockout Data Recovery service may not be used by any law enforcement department or agency.

This service is only available to the actual owner of the data on the locked smartphone, or to an owner’s next of kin in the…

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This Company Says It Can Unlock ANY Passcode-Protected iPhone

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ASUSTOR Partners With DriveSavers Data Recovery Provider

ASUSTOR and DriveSavers announce partnership to provide customers with professional data recovery solutions at a discounted rate.

ASUSTOR Partners with DriveSavers to Provide Users with Data Recovery Service

ASUSTOR and DriveSavers announce data recovery partnership to provide ASUSTOR customers with professional data recovery solutions at a discounted rate, FREE shipping and FREE evaluations on all NAS devices.

  Taiwan, Taipei, 2017, July, 11– ASUSTOR Inc., a leading innovator and provider of network storage solutions,…

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Wet iphone data recovery—DriveSavers smart device data recovery

Until smart devices become completely waterproof, DriveSavers can rescue your drenched data. We can get back your photos, contacts, text messages, notes and ...

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Star Trek’s 50th Anniversary May Have Some Amazing Surprises in Store

DriveSavers has recovered data from approximately 200 5.25 inch floppy disks belonging to Gene Roddenberry!

While Roddenberry had originally used a typewriter when he first created the scripts for Star Trek, later he had a pair of custom-built computers made which he used for story ideas, scripts, and notes.  The computers also had a custom-built operating systems and special word processing software which made extracting the data much more difficult.  After three months, DriveSavers was able to develop software to read the data.  It took nearly a year to read all the data (200 disks is a LOT of word documents).    

I can’t imagine what kinds of behind the scenes information or extra scripts or worlds may be on those disks.  DriveSavers, make it so. (Yeah, I know. Just let me have this one.)

~Liz

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Tech Spring Cleaning

Tech Spring Cleaning Tips from Drive Savers Spring is finally here! Time to sweep out the cobwebs and clean out the closets. But don't forget about your technology! Surge Protectors Often hidden under a desk or behind a filing cabinet, surge protectors are easily forgotten. These hidden workhorses are extremely important for your technology, especially since power surges are the #1 cause of data loss. These devices not only protect your electronic equipment, they protect everything stored on that equipment. 

Check the indicators. Some surge protectors include a "surge" or "overload" indicator light. "Overload" means you've connected too many devices for the surge protector to handle. The "surge" indicator will flash during a power event showing that the surge protector is working properly. In some cases the "surge" indicator may remain on. If this is the case, you've experienced a surge powerful enough to damage the protector which should be replaced ASAP.

Keep surge protectors clean using a can of condensed air in addition to normal dusting. Dust and dirt could cause the device to heat up or malfunction.

Run a Full Virus Scan Do you use email? Ever search online? Of course you do. New viruses and malware come out all the time—each seemingly sneakier and more malicious than their predecessors. Now is a good time to run a full virus scan. Change Your Passwords It's a total pain, but think of it this way: Every time you type in your password, it's at risk of being stolen. Someone may be looking over your shoulder. You may be using WiFi, which has well-documented security weaknesses, and your password may be intercepted en route by a hacker. Once a password is stolen, it may be used to monitor your computer behavior or it could be collected with others, sold to organized criminals and used at a later date. Changing your passwords from time to time limits the amount of exposure your personal documents and information may have. Which is increasingly important as most of us now bank online, among other activities.