... a few days ago I had a very bad accident with my racing bike.
The front wheel slipped on an oil slick that I didn't see, it was late, very dark, I was tired after more than 8 hours of pedaling (120+110km) and I didn't have the reflexes to avoid it, the steering was understeering, I wasn't ready to properly oversteer, the bike went into a dive, and I literally flew into the flowerbed.
I had my smartphone in my backpack open pocket, it flew out and crashed first into a concrete pole, then onto the asphalt
I didn't hurt myself almost anything, scratches on my arms and legs, right knee bleeding enough but not so much that more than 6 stitches could fix, bruises here and there, plastic glasses destroyed, but the list of damages is huge, the wheels need to be changed as well as pedals, right crank and saddle, and the smartphone is to be thrown away.
The impact bent the steel fork and the smarphone chassis, umm, you have an idea about what 45Km/h can do on an impact.
The display was crumpled, the sim was ejected and can no longer be inserted.
Something in the smartphone, however, still seems to work: the white flashing LED continues to flash and at least the Bluetooth works because I see "
Motorola G60" when I scan for nearby Bluetooth devices on my laptop.
hope+=2
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The problem is that I had installed Android v11 without ever having enabled either Bluetooth file sharing or file sharing via USB-C cable.
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I would like to recover some of the documents (pdf and doc) and photos.
Any ideas on how to do it?
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