Now available: Disk Drill 3.1.817 with improvements in Android & iOS data recovery

Happy Earth Day! The more data is digitized and not printed, the less trees 🌳🌲🌴🎋 are harvested by us, the people. The more documents you store on your hard drive, the more of them are prone to being accidentally deleted. Disk Drill is a great data recovery tool to help you if that happens. Today we are announcing Disk Drill 3.1.817, featuring a whole bunch of new features and minor updates.

Disk Drill 3.1.817 – what’s new…

•  New  Disk Drill is now capable of using passwords stored in keychain to open encrypted iOS backups
•  New  iOS recovery now supports attachments in notes
•  Greatly improved  Android data recovery (emphasis on Android 4.x and 5.x)
•  Improved  processing of encrypted iOS backups
•  Improved  reporting of the current scanning method during the scanning phase
•  Improved  scanning results mounting for iOS devices
•  Improved  identification of iOS backups available for scanning
•  Improved  support of the latest Fuse for OS X (you can still mount recovery results without it, but Fuse seems to be faster)
•  Some improvements  Disk Drill running from the bootable drive
•  Fixed:  a number of crashes and spins when recovering from iOS devices
•  Fixed:  crash on iPod disconnect

Upgrade to Disk Drill 3.1.817 today