Useful direction. No private files required.
This page describes the features in this website and when you move to another provider.
The recovery-path finder
Its general device, situation, data and copy choices stay in the page’s memory. The site does not save them to browser storage or send them to a server. A shortcut can include a broad device or situation in the URL; do not put private information in URLs.
The finder does not connect to a device, access an account, scan storage, estimate recovery success or contact a laboratory. It needs no password, passcode, recovery key, email address or uploaded file.
Forms, analytics and hosting
The guide has no enquiry form, upload feature, application analytics or advertising tracker. Its code does not write cookies or local-storage records. Search and filters run in the browser.
This deployment is hosted by the website operator. Its default web-server access log records client address, request path, time, status and response size, omitting query strings and referrers. A reverse proxy or other infrastructure may record additional information or apply access controls. The site code does not provide a sign-in gate. Ask the operator about hosting and retention.
External providers
Apple, iCloud and Data Recovery Lab links open their respective services, which control any information collected there. Read their current terms and privacy guidance before providing details.
DRL data handling
Apple privacy information
Identity and scope
appledatarecovery.nz is an independent informational guide. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Apple Inc. and does not itself accept devices or offer an Apple-authorised service. External specialist enquiries belong to the identified provider. No commission arrangement or endorsement is asserted.
General guidance cannot establish the condition or recoverability of a specific device. Follow current instructions for the exact model and OS. See sources and editorial approach for the basis of the content.
Updated 27 October 2026.