During a repair on my second hand iPhone 6S, by a reputable company, the technician damaged the motherboard.
Apparently, it is irreparable. They have finally agreed to replace the motherboard, but there was critical data on the phone that had not yet been backed up.
Please point me in the right direction to recover data from a damaged motherboard. I believe if certain chips are undamaged that it is possible.
TIA.
iPhone 6
Apple can't help you. They don't offer data recovery.
Unfortunately, if you didn't back it up when you had the chance, the odds of being able to recover anything are extremely slim.
We can't recommend anyone who does that kind of work in these forums.
If the 'reputable company' you took it to for repairs originally can't fix it, it's highly unlikely anyone else will be able to.
Apple can't help you. They don't offer data recovery.
Unfortunately, if you didn't back it up when you had the chance, the odds of being able to recover anything are extremely slim.
We can't recommend anyone who does that kind of work in these forums.
If the 'reputable company' you took it to for repairs originally can't fix it, it's highly unlikely anyone else will be able to.
The big question would be if there is any way to resuscitate Secure Enclave so you can decrypt the data. Secure Enclave is designed to specifically counter what you’re trying to do, so odds are very high that you will not be able to recover decrypted, human readable data.
Data recovery from damaged iPhone 6S motherboard
