how do I extract data from my iPhone 6 and 6s

Neediphone6repaired Said:

"how do I extract data from my iPhone 6 and 6s: […]the memory is full on the other so it won’t operate.”

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Clear “System Data”/“Other”:

For this iPhone, hook this up to your computer and see if you can clear what is called “System Data” (formerly called “Other”). Use my User Tip for this: How to Clear "Other" in your iPhone's Storage - Use Backup - User Tip

Neediphone6repaired Said:

"how do I extract data from my iPhone 6 and 6s"

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For future reference:

See my Three User Tips:

A. "got stuck during a previous update"

Seems it got stuck in a Boot Loop...

• How to Fix an iPhone in a Boot Loop - User Tip

B. "the memory is full"

How to go about clearing space...

• How to Clear Space from your Mobile Device, and What to Clear: - User Tip
• How to Clear "Other" in your iPhone's Storage - Use Backup - User Tip

There are no options if you don’t have backups.

Neediphone6repaired Said:

"how do I extract data from my iPhone 6 and 6s: I have old iPhone 6 and 6s models that I need to get the data (mostly photos) from. Both phones are not currently working. One needs a new battery and screen and got stuck during a previous update, and the memory is full on the other so it won’t operate. Are there any options?"

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Three Tips:

A. Sync Through iCloud:

Sign in to the same Apple ID as the one on both iPhones, and then enable Photos in iCloud Settings. Being synced, Photos will be accessible between both the two iPhones and this other device..

On an iPhone:

1. Click: Settings
2. Tap: your Name (top item)
3. Tap: iCloud
4. Tap: [various items Photos] (so that it is green)

B. Check a App on your Computer:

If an app (i.e. Photos) was enabled on your iPhone along with your Apple computer, then check the Photos app on your Mac to see if it exists in it. You'd start up your Mac, not connecting to the Internet, and open the Photos app. Then proceed from there with retrieving it. Important: Be certain you do not connect to the Internet while booting up, as syncing would delete it. So, power off your router to avoid the connection.

C. Check iCloud, Directly:

You can check iCloud, using a Web browser on another device, and see if you can access them that way. For instance, go here for Photos: https://www.icloud.com/photos

Lawrence Finch Said:

"How do you expect neediphone6repaired to do that if neither phone is working? Even after repair, if they are repaired) there will be nothing on the phone to extract."

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Maybe data is still in the cloud? Sync it, and find out.

How do you expect neediphone6repaired to do that if neither phone is working? Even after repair, if they are repaired) there will be nothing on the phone to extract.

You must have overlooked this information from the OP:

"Both phones are not currently working."