iPhone Backup Extractor Примечания к выпускам · macOS

Hot on the heels of yesterday's update, we're shipping another one today. What's the big news? Support for direct-from-device Screen Time passcode recovery on Windows. We released support for this on macOS the other week, but as of today, we're back to parity across platforms. Oh, and we included a minor macOS tweak, too. Let us know how you get on. We're all ears. 👂 Or should that be eyes or keyboards? We're not sure.

Today we're releasing a number of enhancements to message extraction and preview, and introducing our "Forensics mode".

"Forensic" mode can be toggled on or off in the preferences. Essentially, when enabled, we'll include additional forensic metadata in message previews and exports. If you just want to see how content would be on your phone, it won't help you. But if you want to track down exactly when or where something was sent, or use iPhone Backup Extractor for evidentiary purposes, it's what you want.

We didn't put out a release last week as we were knee-deep in a new feature: Screen Time passcode recovery direct from device. Today's release of `7.6.5.1459` makes this live for all macOS users. We normally release updates for both platforms at the same time, but Windows is going to catch up very soon. Watch this space. Oh — and please let us how you get on with it!

Having seen how upset people are about Slack's new icon, we're all the more delighted about the positive feedback we got when we refreshed ours last year. This week's release has a handful of minor fixes and changes. It's a smaller release, as we're simultaneously working on a rather neat new feature which we hope to have in testing next week. See you then? 💪

For our first release of 2019 we've got a lovely new feature to share: in-built preview of calendar events. We hope you like it!

We've had our year-end party, worn our Christmas jumpers in the office, and planned a few getaways. What's next? Ah yes: iPhone Backup Extractor `7.6.4.1373`. It's out today, and it'll be our last pre-Christmas release, and likely also the last one of 2018. We hope you like it. 🎅 Users, thanks for your support and all the kind messages you share with us.

This week's update is brought to you from a combination of London winter and Californian sun. ☀️ What's new in today's release?

We're excited to release version `7.6.3.1320` of iPhone Backup Extractor today. After last week's speed enhancement, we've rolled 12 other improvements or fixes into this one. A number of them are behind the scenes, but let's take a look at some of the most visible ones:

It's not been a week since the last iPhone Backup Extractor update, but we're already back for more. Today's release includes a significant WhatsApp performance enhancement, a stability fix for Windows, and a host of minor enhancements and fixes.

In our last release we simplified how we show data for iTunes backups and iCloud accounts, and today's release with more ease-of-use changes. How do you like the new welcome screen? ✍️

We've had our heads down over the last couple of weeks preparing for a handful of updates to both our app and the API that powers it. Today brings with it the release of some of those new bits! We hope you enjoy them -- and as ever -- we'd love to hear your thoughts and feedback.

In our second release of the week we're shipping a little update to show iCloud service status on our iCloud login window. It's a handy feature that we'll build on in future.

We love shipping new features, and we've got something special for you today: our Screen Time passcode recovery wizard. You'll find it under `Utilities` > `Recover Screen Time / restrictions passcode`.

This is a minor update, primarily for the benefit of Windows users.

Today we're releasing a minor update for our macOS users, fixing a curious issue where parts of the app infrequently disappeared

We're hugely excited about the upcoming iOS 12 and macOS Mojave. Today's update includes a extra features for both of these, on top of the support we already released. See you at the Apple event later today! 👋

We're starting September with a new release with a few neat bits and pieces.

We've been busy over the last month making a number of improvements to the way iPhone Backup Extractor is put together. We're sharing a little of that now in our August release.

We're back, for our first update of iPhone Backup Extractor this July. There's been plenty going on, and whilst iOS 12 support isn't new in this build, we wrote about the work we did over the last couple of weeks for Apple's iCloud changes. Yes, we fully support it all. We met Prince Charles the week before, recognising our work driving innovation in the UK, and talked about GDPR with him. How often can you write that in a change-log? I mean, really. 🤷‍♀️

Today's release brings our second big new feature of June: detailed Apple and mobile device data for any iOS backup or device, built in to iPhone Backup Extractor. The data we show goes way beyond the information encoded on the device and in a backup. We've had to build out an entire API with gigabytes of supporting data to be able to do this in a secure and reliable way, and we're making that freely available from today. We've written in more detail on our blog about this release, the data you're now able to access, and the API. In other news, we're off to Buckingham Palace again later today. It's a busy day.