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stupid really, i ticked my camera roll and deleted it by accident and now i need to recover it
i have gone in the play store and found quite a few restore apps ie diskdigger, but many of them ask for you to root your android and im trying to find a good guide or a guide that you have used and it 100% works
diskdigger if you havnt got your phone rooted it still works but it finds a load of stuff like my viber pics and whatsapp pics, i just want back my camera roll
There are really many different ways and programs to root different devices. Please post your phone model first.
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UPD: Oh, sorry, I haven't seen at first that you mentioned it. I searched only for a few minutes in Web and most sites telling to use Superboot. Here is for example instruction both for Windows and GNU/Linux. Did you try it? If not, good luck!
Last edited by Hasek39; 05-10-2016 at 10:34 AM.
Reason: haven't seen mobile phone model at first
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