Recover iPhone & iPad FaceTime calls with Enigma Recovery
FaceTime gives Apple device users the ability to keep in touch with each other from anywhere
in the world. With a WiFi or data connection, free video and audio calls are made possible. Your FaceTime
call history can always be retrieved. Whether for personal or legal reasons, you can retrieve your FaceTime
call log here.
Making calls
The expense of calling internationally can be eliminated using video calling apps like FaceTime. When
connected over WiFi FaceTime very simply allows you to make international audios and video calls for free
across a range of Apple iOS devices including iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch.
The FaceTime app just like the Calls app is inbuilt into your Apple iOS device, and just like the calls app,
it keeps a record of your FaceTime call log. You may need to keep a record of your FaceTime call log for
legal reasons or even personal reasons. The tutorial below will help you extract existing and deleted
FaceTime from your iPhone or iPad
Enigma Recovery desktop software
In order to extract lost data from an iOS Apple device, a third party is needed. Once an item is deleted
from an iPhone or iPad, the file is not necessarily gone as it resides in the device’s database. However most
users believe that once an item is deleted, a message, a call log, a phone number, it is erased forever.
Enigma Recovery is an iOS data recovery software. With it you are able to scan an iPad or iPhone to retrieve
a variety of lost files.
Deleting iOS data
Upon deletion, a file is never wiped permanently. Instead, the codes making up the file are stripped and its
location is reserved for when a newly created file requires space. Enigma Recovery is designed to find these
missing files and re-construct them in a readable format for the user – who can then decide what he or she
would like to do with them. Download Enigma Recovery and follow the tutorial below to recover deleted iPad
FaceTime calls.
Enigma Recovery® Recover deleted iPhone data
helping you take control
of your data
Enigma Recovery® Recover deleted iPhone data
helping you take control
of your data
Our software only works on Mac or PC computers. We would be happy to email you the download link below
Or visit this URL on your computer www.enigma-recovery.com/free-trial/
Your mobile device is not supported.
How to Recover FaceTime Call History from Your iPad
Use the tutorial below to help you recover you FaceTime call logs – existing and deleted.
You Will Need:
- Your iPad device with a compatible USB cable.
- A computer (Mac or Windows)
- The most up-to-date version of iTunes
- A free or full version of Enigma Recovery
Follow these steps
Step 1 – Open Enigma Recovery
Download the software Enigma Recovery from this page. Once you have installed the program, open to
the start page.
Step 2 – Connect iPad
Connect your iPhone or iPad to the computer, using your USB charging cable.
Step 3 – Trust Computer
Follow the instructions that appear to ‘Trust’ the computer with your device.
Step 4 – Scan device
Instruct the software to scan your device for ‘Call History’ and start your scan.
Step 5 – Scan Report
Once the scan has finished, you will be able to see your retrieved call history showing all existing
and deleted call logs found. This will include FaceTime logs.
Step 6 – View your deleted call history
Select the ‘calls’ to view the retrieved call history. Under call type, you will see the distinction
between phone calls and FaceTime calls
Step 7 – Export Call-History
To export the call history to your desktop, select the Export option in the top right.
That’s it!
We hope you’ve had success retrieving your data. If you have any questions, please contact our support team here. We’re always happy to help!
How to Recover FaceTime Call History from Your iTunes Backup File
Enigma Recovery works with all iOS devices, in particular iPhones and iPads. And one of the main file
types it’s designed to retrieve are FaceTime call-logs for both video and voice calls. It has the unique
ability to locate missing file paths of deleted activities and reconstructing them into a readable format
to present back to the user.
The risk of unexpected deletion on smart devices – be it accidental or intentional – is high. That’s why
it’s important to create regular backups on your Apple device to iTunes or iCloud. This will ensure you
have recent backup of your messages, call logs, contacts and more.
With Enigma Recovery, however, the process of retrieving call-logs is a very simple one. The software
even provides the added convenience of recovering from previous iTunes backups, making it possible to
retrieve data without even needing the presence of the Apple device itself. Follow the instructions below
to retrieve your FaceTime call history without your iPhone or iPad.
You Will Need:
- A desktop computer or laptop (Windows or Mac)
- Latest version of iTunes installed
- To have previously backed up the device on iTunes
- The full version of Enigma Recovery
Follow these steps
How to Recover Call History From Your iCloud Backup
With the ability to work in a variety of circumstances, Enigma Recovery becomes especially useful when
access to the Apple device itself is no longer possible (whether it’s been misplaced, stolen or damaged).
The software can still retrieve your call history from your most recent iCloud backup; recovering
existing call records, as well as those that may have been deleted from the device since the backup.
To demonstrate how the software works, please see the below instructions on how Enigma Recovery can help
you retrieve call-history from your iCloud.
You Will Need:
- A computer (Windows or Mac)
- Full version of Enigma Recovery installed
- A recent iCloud backup of your iPad
- Apple ID
Follow these steps
How to Transfer Lost or Deleted FaceTime Call History to Your Mac or PC
Despite what may appear on the surface of your screen, deleted content is not always permanently wiped
from the device. Instead, the location in which the deleted file was originally saved, is reserved until
a brand-new file takes its place. So providing you act quickly, Enigma Recovery can scan the internal
memory of your Apple iOS device to locate and retrieve your FaceTime calls. Transfer and save your
FaceTime history to a computer with this tutorial below.
You Will Need:
- A computer (Windows or Mac)
- Latest version of iTunes
- The device where the call logs are saved
- The full version of Enigma Recovery
Follow these steps
How to Export Existing iPad FaceTime Call History to Your Mac or PC
With advances in technology and the ease in which the internet is accessed, our approach to making and
receiving calls are changing. Due to their low cost and device flexibility, apps such as FaceTime are
being favoured over the traditional methods of voice calling. Video calling is becoming increasingly
popular, as iPad users in particular are taking advantage of their larger screens for video calls.
Despite these changes in trends, one thing still remains as useful as before – recording call history.
Whether it’s for just normal house-keeping or for a specific one-off purpose, you may find it important
to export your existing call-logs to your computer for safe-keeping. Currently, Apple provide no method
for extracting such information, but with Enigma Recovery – a unique software designed to capture data
from iPads – you’ll be able to scan your device and selectively choose the content you’d like to
transfer.
And since the software has been designed with smartphone and tablet devices in mind, you can rest assure
the remaining data on your iPad is at no risk to accidental deletion when being scanned. Enigma Recovery
will safely scan the internal memory of your device, but not before the user is given complete control in
specifying what exactly they’d like scanning.
To see the software in action and get an idea of how the overall process works, please read the below
step-by-step guide.
You Will Need:
- The iPad you’d like to extract existing calls from
- A compatible USB lead
- The latest version of iTunes
- The full version of Enigma Recovery
Follow these steps
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