I'm considering using the "Erase iPad" option to wipe all my data, but I'm a bit anxious about it. Does this feature really delete everything, including my text messages, notes, photos, passwords, and apps? I'm worried about potential malfunctions during the process—how reliable is it?
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Just so you know, I've read that if anything goes wrong during the erase, you can still restore it by resetting the iPad to factory settings. The only difference is that restoring it removes the software too and reinstalls it, while erasing just clears your data.
I'm not entirely convinced it 'zeros' out your data, but it’s still a safe method to clean your device. Just be cautious and make sure you back up anything important first!
Honestly, 'erase iPad' is a legit feature. But if you're worried about it not working properly, you might want to check out the official guide from Apple for more details on what it actually does and the safest way to do it.
Yes, it definitely works! When you use the erase feature, it will wipe all your data like notes, messages, photos, and more. It's designed to clean out your iPad thoroughly.
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