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[chet]

Is it possible to access the internet history on an iPhone after it's been erased on the phone? Maybe through the router which the device got the signal from? If it's important, we have a Pakedge K60D router.

TIA

 

[Jayrod]

Is it possible to access the internet history on an iPhone after it's been erased on the phone? Maybe through the router which the device got the signal from? If it's important, we have a Pakedge K60D router.

TIA

Online pron isn't worth getting fired over.

I know from experience.

 

[chet]

Is it possible to access the internet history on an iPhone after it's been erased on the phone? Maybe through the router which the device got the signal from? If it's important, we have a Pakedge K60D router.

TIA

Online pron isn't worth getting fired over.

I know from experience.

Nothing to do with that. Serious issue with 12yo daughter.

Thx

 

[Jayrod]

Is it possible to access the internet history on an iPhone after it's been erased on the phone? Maybe through the router which the device got the signal from? If it's important, we have a Pakedge K60D router.

TIA

Online pron isn't worth getting fired over.

I know from experience.

Nothing to do with that. Serious issue with 12yo daughter.

Thx

Dang.

Sorry to here it. All my experience was with hiding history, not recovering it.

Good luck.

 

[timschochet]

No idea, chet, but I have 2 daughters 14 and 12 and they're constantly on iPhones. So I hope everything is OK.

 

[NCCommish]

It looks like that model router does web filtering. I guess you may not have it turned on. Still having that functionality usually means it logs usage. Now whether or not it does it if the filtering isn't on I can't answer. If it does it will do it by user/device.

 

[GoFishTN]

No idea if this is legit, but if she's been syncing with iTunes, it might be possible:

http://ios-data-recover.com/how-to-recover-ipad-air-safari-bookmark/

 

[fantasycurse42]

You need to hire a nerd to do this, betting they can find it. GL.

 

[th3f00l]

sometimes you can find it here after it has been deleted.

>Settings

>Safari

>Advance

>Website Data

 

[th3f00l]

also check if a second browser has been installed. You may want to put some sort of program like net nanny on the phone, which will block certain sites, as well as log website data even if the user was viewing in private browsing.

 

[geewill]

quite a few tools out there that don't require itunes backup. never used one however:

http://www.datarecoveryforiphone.com/

 

[chet]

sometimes you can find it here after it has been deleted.

>Settings

>Safari

>Advance

>Website Data

Thx

 

[captain_amazing]

If there ever was a backup done on the phone via iCloud or to a PC, then you could simply restore it from that. Otherwise, you're likely looking at spending some $$. Only other thing you could do is call your ISP and see if they have anything, as they likely have records of your internet history. I highly doubt they'd release any of that info, though. I don't think it's likely that your router will store any of that information (without actually having looked that model up), but I could certainly be wrong.

 

[captain_amazing]

You could also jailbreak the phone and change the way that safari clears it's history - essentially you could make it seem like safari is clearing the history, but it wouldn't be. Instructions here (not for jailbreaking, just for editing the particular file).

 

[GroveDiesel]

Log into your router. Some of them keep internet logs. If your does, it should be fairly easy to find them once you log into the router.