Because I couldn't find it in the Time Machine's back ups since MacBook Pro's trash was accidently emptied. My client can't remember where the original locations before throwing the file into the trash and emptying it even after searching.
Thank you for reading and hopefully answering soon. :)
MacBook Pro with Touch Bar
FWIW, if the file in question was created then erased between Time Machine backups, it would not be backed up in any case. If the client can remember the name of the file then one could search the Time Machine drive for the file.
FWIW, if the file in question was created then erased between Time Machine backups, it would not be backed up in any case. If the client can remember the name of the file then one could search the Time Machine drive for the file.
Refer to this posting How to exclude the trash folder from time… - Apple Community and look for answer from @Barney-15E
P. Phillips wrote:
Refer to this posting How to exclude the trash folder from time… - Apple Community and look for answer from @Barney-15E
Thanks. So, TM doesn't back up ~/.trash. :(
Appears not.
Perhaps the Client needs instructions to prevent this from happening again :-)
Does macOS Big Sur's Time Machine not back up ~/.Trash?
