Wondershare Technology has announced the release of expanded capabilities for its Dr.Fone – Data Recovery (Android) utility version 10.9.0. The Android toolkit now includes the ability to recover WhatsApp data, messages, and media without a backup, including group conversations, starred messages, TV video, audio, and other data types. This further extends the product’s existing ability to retrieve data from internal storage, broken Android devices, and SD cards.
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“We are extremely proud of the Dr.Fone team for delivering these stellar features in record time,” said Allyn Liu, Senior Product Manager of Wondershare Dr.Fone. “We hope to continue to delight our loyal customers in the coming days with even more robust mobile data management capabilities to strengthen the Dr.Fone applications.”
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Dr.Fone – Data Recovery (Android) is a powerful application for Android smartphones and tablets. The new features build on its ability to recover data from broken devices, memory cards, and internal storage under several conditions. Some of the key features include:
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