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Giveaway: Get Tenorshare UltData-Android Data Recovery for free (1-year license)

 

 


You may have  -one day- decided to get rid of some unimportant documents and pictures on your Android smartphone to free up some space, but you discovered later that you have accidentally delete one or more of your important files, and you are looking for a way to recover them.



There are several methods to do that actually, but most of them require your phone to be rooted, and this is a thing that we are not all ready to do because rooting your phone may damage it, or avoid his warranty, or even it will make it vulnerable to penetration.

 




Tenorshare UltData-Android Data Recovery is one of the few software that can recover your deleted files ( contacts, photos, call logs, pdf documents... )  or your deleted WhatsApp Messages from both the internal memory and the SD card of your Android device without Root,  and it lets you check and preview the found data in detail before recovery.



You can try this program for free if you want to, but you have to buy the full version of the application to recover all your data for 119 dollars for a one-year license, or 149 dollars for a lifetime license, and today I give you an opportunity to get a one-year license for free, and that by going to this link, and enter your name and a valid email address, then wait a few minutes to get the free license code via email.

 



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