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5teev on July 28, 2012 | parent | context | favorite | on: The Disappointing Surprise From Apple

As the article indicates, the data wasn't destroyed, just obscured. Maybe equivalent for some users, but somewhat overstating things, especially here.

vacri on July 29, 2012 [–]

Even with expert advice, she had to manually recreate the data, going from snippets she could see. Surely that counts as 'destroyed' or at least 'damaged'.

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