There is no surefire way to retrieve deleted reminders on an iPhone, as the iOS operating system does not keep a backup of reminder data. However, there are some steps you can take to try and recover your lost information. One method is to check for any cached data that may still be stored on your device; this can be found by going to the “Settings” app and selecting “General,” then “Storage & iCloud Usage.”
If you see any files listed under the “Documents & Data” section, these may contain remnants of your deleted reminders. Another option is to restore your device from a previous backup; if you have been regularly backing up your iPhone using iTunes or iCloud, you may be able to recover lost reminder data this way. Finally, there are third-party software programs designed specifically for recovering deleted data from iOS devices; however, these can be expensive and may not always be effective.
- Assuming you have an iPhone running iOS 13 or later, follow these steps to retrieve deleted reminders: 1
- Open the Reminders app
- Tap the Lists button in the bottom left corner of the screen
- Scroll down to the bottom of the list and tap Edit
- Tap the red minus sign next to Deleted Items and then tap Delete List
- Confirm by tapping Delete List again in the popup window
- Now that the Deleted Items list has been removed, go back to your other lists and tap Show Completed to view your deleted reminders
How To Recover Deleted Reminders On ANY iPhone
How Do I Retrieve Completed Reminders on Iphone?
Assuming you would like to view a list of all the reminders you have completed on your iPhone:
1. Open the Reminders app.
2. In the Today section, scroll to the bottom and tap Completed.
3. Here, you will see all the reminders you have completed, with the most recent ones at the top.
Are Iphone Reminders Backed Up?
Reminders are one of the most commonly used features on the iPhone. They help us keep track of our to-do lists, daily tasks, and important events. But what happens to our reminders when we switch to a new iPhone?
Are they backed up?
The short answer is yes, but there are some caveats. Let’s take a closer look at how backups work for reminders and how to ensure that your reminders are always safe.
When you back up your iPhone using iCloud or iTunes, your reminder data is included in the backup. This means that you can restore your reminder data to a new iPhone if needed. However, there are some things to keep in mind:
If you use iCloud for backups, your reminders will be synced across all of your devices that use the same iCloud account. This includes iPhones, iPads, and Macs. So, if you create a new reminder on one device, it will appear on all of your other devices.
Conversely, if you delete a reminder on one device, it will be deleted from all of your other devices as well. Be careful when deleting reminders on one device if you don’t want them deleted from all of your devices!
If you use iTunes for backups (this is more common if you have an older iPhone), then your backup will only include data from your iPhone.
This means that any reminders you have created on other devices (such as an iPad or Mac) will not be backed up through iTunes.
Where Did My Iphone Reminders Go?
If you’re wondering where your iPhone reminders have gone, don’t worry, they’re probably still there. It’s just that Apple has changed the way that reminders work in iOS 13 and later. So, if you’ve updated your iPhone to iOS 13 or later, here’s what you need to know about the new Reminders app.
When you open the Reminders app in iOS 13 or later, you’ll see that it has a new look. The first thing you’ll notice is that there are now four different default lists: Today, Scheduled, All, and Flagged.
Today shows all of the reminders that are due today or that are overdue.
Scheduled shows all of the reminders that have a date and time associated with them. All shows all of the reminders in one long list. And Flagged shows all of the reminders that you’ve flagged as important.
To create a new reminder, just tap on the “+” button in the top-right corner of the screen. Then type out your reminder and tap on “Done.” If you want to add more details to your reminder, like a date or time, tap on “Details.”
And if you want to add a location-based trigger for your reminder (more on this later), tap on “Add Location.”
Once you’ve created a few reminders, they’ll show up in whichever list is appropriate based on their due date/time or flag status. To mark a reminder as complete, just swipe left on it and tap on the checkmark icon.
Or if you need to reschedule or delete a reminder, swipe left on it and tap on either the reschedule or delete icon.
So what happened to those old lists? Well, they’re still there…sort of.
If you used to use Siri to create reminders before iOS 13/iPadOS 13/watchOS 6/tvOS 13 then those old Siri-created lists will now show up under “Siri & Search” in Settings . But any lists that you created yourself using earlier versions of iOS will now be under “On My [device].”
And finally ,if you used iCloudto sync your reminders between devices before iOS13 /iPadOS13 /watchOS6 /tvOS13 ,those iCloud -basedreminderswillnow appearundertwo new headingsin Settings :”Reminders”and “[device]Reminders”.
How to Retrieve Deleted Reminders on Iphone 12
If you’ve accidentally deleted a reminder on your iPhone 12, don’t worry – you can easily retrieve it. Here’s how:
1. Open the Reminders app and tap on the “All” tab at the bottom.
2. Scroll down to the bottom of the screen and tap on the “Edit” button.
3. Tap on the “Deleted” tab at the top. This will show you all of the reminders that you’ve deleted.
4. Tap on the reminder that you want to retrieve, then tap on the “Restore” button at the bottom-left corner of the screen.
Conclusion
If you have deleted a reminder on your iPhone by mistake, don’t worry. You can easily retrieve it by following the steps in this blog post. Just open the Reminders app and go to the Recently Deleted folder.
There you will find all the reminders that you have deleted in the last 30 days. Select the one that you want to restore and tap on the Recover button.
