DataPulse-Recovery Assistant app analytics for August 24

Deleted photos, videos, audio files, or important documents by mistake? DataPulse helps you scan your phone for files that may still be recoverable and save selected items back to your device when possible. DataPulse is designed around a clear recovery workflow. You start a scan, review detected results, choose the files you want to restore, and save them locally. The app does not promise to recover every deleted item, because recovery depends on storage conditions and whether deleted data has already been overwritten. What DataPulse can help with: - Scan device storage for recoverable photos, videos, audio, documents, and other files - Review results before restoring - Select only the items you need - Save recovered files back to your device - Show recovery progress, status, or completion notifications Supported file types may include: - Photos: JPG, PNG, HEIC, WebP - Videos: MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV - Audio: MP3, WAV, AAC, FLAC - Documents: PDF, DOC, DOCX, XLS, TXT - Archives: ZIP, RAR Simple recovery steps: 1. Start a scan 2. Review the recoverable results 3. Select files you want to restore 4. Save recovered items to your phone DataPulse may be useful after accidental deletion, missing media, lost documents, or formatted storage where recoverable data remains available. Scanning and recovery run on the device, and files are not uploaded for recovery. Storage access is used only for user-started recovery functions. Some recovery tasks may take time, so DataPulse may show a foreground notification to keep users informed while scanning or restoring is running. Recovery results may vary depending on device storage, deletion timing, and whether files were overwritten. For the best chance of recovery, scan as soon as possible after deletion.