iPhone Factory Reset

What if you forgot to back up your iPhone?

First of all, don't panic. There is a way to restore everything you have lost, from multimedia files to texts. You cannot do this with your own hands, but with a Mac utility called easily. Is that how it works:

1. Install Disk Drill on your Mac: Pro license costs $ 89, but you can also use it with your Setapp subscription for free.

2. Connect your iPhone to Mac, open Disk Drill and select your device.

3. Click Recover and wait a few minutes while Disk Drill will scan your iPhone for recoverable files.

4. Review the files, select the ones you want to recover and click Recover to confirm.

How to run iPhone factory reset with iCloud

Another way to reset iPhone to factory settings is through iCloud. If you decide to back up your iPhone natively, it's easier if you use the iCloud method: you won't even have to connect your device to Mac. Here's how it works:

1. Make sure your iCloud is active by logging into the account with your Apple ID.

2. Back up the content of your iPhone: Settings> Device name> iCloud.

3. Choose the items you want to back up and set iCloud Backup to On.

4. Once you are ready, press Backup Now.

With the backup process complete, go to Settings> General. Scroll down to the bottom of the page, and select Reset> Erase all content and settings. In the popup, tap Erase iPhone. If the reset process has been successful, you will be presented with the option to configure your device in the iOS Configuration Assistant.

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