Adobe confirms Lightroom iOS photos erased due to update bug are ‘not recoverable’
Adobe released a new version of its Lightroom app for iOS this week and it unfortunately has caused some users to permanently lose their photos and presets. An update has been released since fixing the issue but Adobe says there’s no way to help those already affected by the flaw to recover lost images and data. Update:
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Apple making it easier to unlock your iPhone while wearing a face mask
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Apple Now Has an Official TikTok Account, But No Videos Posted Yet
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