Data recovery without backup on icloud

You erased all the data on your phone and you did not have a backup of the data. With no backup, you have no data to recover. There is nothing more that you can do. Your phone will look like it did when it was brand new.

No, but there was probably a way to recover from a non-responsive phone without restoring it to factory settings. But it’s too late for that now.

Backups must be done before disaster strikes, after is too late. And you could have enabled automatic nightly backups, but I gather you didn’t do that either.

You think wrong. Apple cannot recover anything from your phone if it has been erased. Apple doesn’t save any data from your phone, ever, because that would be a serious violation of your privacy. And no one else can recover data from your phone, either, because the content of your phone is encrypted, and the encryption key is erased when you reset the phone to factory settings.

The fact that you only had 5 GB of iCloud was a personal choice; you could have increased it to 50 GB, 200 GB, or 2 TB, but clearly your data wasn’t important enough to spend any money to protect it.

And you could have backed up to your computer also, but again, your data wasn’t important enough to take 10 minutes to do that either.

I'm sorry, but you don't seem to understand that no one......including Apple.....can recover your data if you did not have a backup of the data.

You can certainly check with Apple if you want, but the answer will not be what you want.

If you continue to ask the same questions, the answers will not change.

Hopefully, you will realize the importance of backing up every day in the future. As has already been mentioned, you can set up backups so they occur automatically each day.

There is no data for you to recover if you have no backup.

With no iCloud or computer backup, there is no way to recover any data. It is gone for good. There is nothing you can do.

No, you have to make backups......before.....the phone has a problem.

I'm sorry, but your data is gone. There is no way to recover it at this point.