How to Erase Privacy Info from an iPhone

Are you considering upgrading to a new iOS device recently or recycling your old iPhone, iPod in Apple retail store for the lucrative discount of a new one? But keep in mind, before your device gets into someone else's hands, you'd better wipe out all personal and sensitive data from emails to phone numbers, addresses to bank account information stored on your iPhone.

For iOS device with iOS 4.2 or better, maybe you can clean up all device data by removing Hardware Encryption which is quite cumbersome. And it even takes several hours to delete all data in a device that shipped with iOS 3 (iPhone 3GS, iPod touch 3rd generation, or iPad). Thankfully, with the help of PhoneClean, you can completely clear info involving privacy in a short time.

PhoneClean is uniquely designed to clean up iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, working both on PC and Mac. Integrating over 20 analyzing technologies, this magic cleaning tool can eliminate 30+ types of junk and safely remove all kinds of privacy info from iDevice, thus to protect your sensitive personal info from leaking.

Has your interest been stimulated by PhoneClean already? Now let's go to see how this amazing iPhone cleaner works to erase privacy info from an iPhone.

How to Erase Privacy Info from an iPhone with PhoneClean Hassle-free?

To begin with, download and install PhoneClean to your computer connected with your iPhone.

• How to use "Deep Clean" to clear Call History, Browsing History, Safari History and Messages, etc.

• Steps: go to "Deep Clean" > Select items to delete (to uncheck other items, turn the blue button to grey > "Start Scan" > "Clean".

  

• How to use "Toolbox" to clear contact, note, calendar and so on.

• Steps: click "Toolbox" > select "Note Clean" or other items you want to remove > Check notes > tap "Clean" to start.

  

Note: No worry about the operating safety of PhoneClean. Instead, it creates full backups prior to any cleaning action, so that even you mistakenly deleted some important personal data, you can still get them back by restoring your device to a previous backup point.

Why not try it out yourself? You will find more information about PhoneClean here.

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