Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge are seen as the best Samsung phones in 2016. In our daily life, making phone calls is a basic need of phone. If you lose some important call logs, you might be upset, especially when you do not have a backup file of your S7. Do not panic. This article will guide you how to retrieve deleted call logs from Samsung Galaxy S7/S7 edge or other Samsung phones like Galaxy S6/S6 edge/S5/S4/S3, Galaxy Note 7/5/4/3, On series, J series and etc.
Retrieve Deleted Call History from Galaxy S7 on Mac without Backup
In most cases, people do not know the exact time they lose call log data. So they may not have the chance to back them up. Then if you still want to restore lost call history, you must depend on a third-party software. This is the only way to get data back without backup till now.
You need to find a professional Android data recovery for Mac. Check these factors below:
1. What kinds of file types can it undelete?
2. What system requirements does it support?
3. Does it safe for personal information?
4. How do I know whether it can get my lost data back or not?
There are many Android data recovery software in the current market. You can choose one you trust, for example, Android Data Recovery for Mac.
1. It can retrieve lost or deleted call logs, as well as photos, contacts, text messages, videos, audios, WhatsApp messages, Viber messages from your S7.
2. It supports Android 2.0 and later (Android 7.0 Nougat is included), Mac OS X 10.7, 10.8, 10.9, 10.10, and Windows 10/Windows 8/Windows 7/Vista/XP/2000/NT. It also works well on other Android brands, such as HTC, LG, HUAWEI, Sony, Motorola, OnePlus and etc.
3. It is a safe website. You can check on Norton and McAfee.
4. Before you go to the recovery step, you can preview the scanning result first and then selectively recover what you need.
Steps to Perform the Call Log Recovery on Samsung Galaxy S7 on Mac
1. Run this software on your Mac.
2. Select the file type “Database” which contains your S7 lost call history.
3. Connect your S7 to Mac via USB cable and enable the USB debugging.
4. Start to scan, preview the scanning result and selectively recover the call logs you need.
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