How to Recover Android Data After Factory Reset?

 There are many times when people reset their android smartphone. Mostly they do it when their memory is full, the performance of the app slows down due to too many apps, there is some malware-related problem with the phone, or when the people sold it or given it to someone.

The factory reset process is designed so that whenever a user performs a reset, all data and settings are deleted from the phone, restoring the phone to its original state of the factory, thus providing the presence of the word 'factory' reset.

How can you do a factory reset?

To perform a reset, all you need to do is go to their Android smartphone settings section. From there, go system settings, where you will have find the Advanced option. In the section, the option is called reset, which you need to select to perform a factory reset. Remember, always back up your important data like contacts, music and other things you find important before initializing.

Is Data Recovered After Industrial Setup?

Yes, it should be noted that Android data is available even if someone has set a reset. This is very important, because it can be useful for people who have lost something important, and it can be dangerous for those who have made an industrial reset to protect their data. There are various tools and softwares available to extract data from your mobile phone. All a person needs to do is browse the Internet, download and use it to retrieve deleted data from the mobile phone. It's a very simple process. Now the main question is that, can we really protect our data? The answer is yes. You can still protect your data. Let's see how this can be done. Built-in encryption for Android devices- Before Android unveiled its Marshmallow 6.0 app, Android phones did not come with automatic encryption. Someone needed to set it up before performing a factory reset so that their available data could not be directly processed. But since the update to Marshmallow 6.0, the phone comes with encryption already enabled, meaning that even if you get your phone's data, you won't be able to access it directly without encryption.

Cloud Backup-

Cloud backup is also the another thing ,you had to look at. Most phones these days sync some important data to Google Drive from where you can find it on a new or even old device even after factory reset by accessing your Google Account. However, there is no guarantee that cloud backups such as Google Drive are completely secure. In fact, it is the exact opposite of security. There have been many cases of people hacking and stealing their data, so always remember to keep only unimportant data in your Google cloud storage.