Drivesavers ripoff in spotlight again

[3roomlab]

and for some reason
they also ripped off the actual NAND 

[lilshawn]

man... drivesavers...MF'ers acting like shops don't talk to each other... of course we know y'all messed with it... we just want to know if you'd tell the truth about it...and the answer is obviously NO!

[MrMobodies]

Youtube transcript:

0:12 Drive Savers on a $6,500 quote has come back not recoverable and
has the nand soldered on upside down which means that even though this
device is not recoverable with today's technology its actual problem

All the equipment they have to do it and yet they still manage to bugger it up.

[CaptDon]

Do you think like the original owner/phone interview like used the word like enough? I heard one of the U.S.A. athletes in an interview on the Today show this morning use the word 'like' no less than about 40 times in her interview. Then there are the urbanites who want to ax me a question. No more code test in ham radio (still need it for certain maritime radio operator licenses) no more 32nd degree requirement before joining Shrine, schools grading on the curve insuring most of the lumps of clay can pass even if they can't read the document they receive for passing. Sort of makes anyone with an I.Q. above the 70MPH speed limit stand out like a rocket scientist. Drive Destroyers, a bunch of untrained SMD destruct-o-matics removing the parts so someone can place them into a ZIF socket and use automated recovery software. Maybe DipShitters should do like the lawyers "There is no charge unless we recover your data!!! Price is fixed at $10.00 per gigabyte of recovered data plus a $50.00 physical labor charge". Anyone heard of data backup these days? I don't have anything stored on my phone that I would even pay to have recovered.

[free_electron]

Sort of makes anyone with an I.Q. above the 70MPH speed limit stand

Some people like to declare their IQ in Fahrenheit... cause in Celcius it would only be very mediocre.

[free_electron]

Recovering data from iphones that don't turn on .. why is that even needed ? In the Apple ecosystem everything is live backed up to your iCloud. If the hardware fails or is replaced: it restores from the cloud.

[Halcyon]

Recovering data from iphones that don't turn on .. why is that even needed ? In the Apple ecosystem everything is live backed up to your iCloud. If the hardware fails or is replaced: it restores from the cloud.

You'd be surprised how many people turn that stuff off, then panic when they realised there is no backup of their data (after it's too late).

[Psi]

Recovering data from iphones that don't turn on .. why is that even needed ? In the Apple ecosystem everything is live backed up to your iCloud. If the hardware fails or is replaced: it restores from the cloud.

It's quite common for people to 'think' it's on when it's actually off and only find out when they need it and go to use it.
It's strangely common, as if the setting sometimes turns itself off for some reason.
The number of people that say "I was sure that was on" after loosing data is too high to be just from people actively turning it off for some reason, because there isn't any reason to do that. It happens to much to just be accidentally clicking or from a child paying with the device.