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i accidentally deleted my backup folder where all my backup keys, seed phrases, passwords of wallets, etc are stored. app name: sd maid pro. i need help to restore them ๐๐๐๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ
Switch it off immediately.
Bring it to a specialized service and leave a pile of cash there.
Nevertheless: Keep your expectations low, because such a thing is usually not possible.
thanks ๐
I don't think you can since it's an encrypted file system, deletions are more permanent.
As others have said, always duplicate data elsewhere.
My phone continuously syncs important data to my computer at home using Syncthing-Fork (on Android), SyncTrayzor (Windows) and Syncthing (Linux).
My photos show up at home in seconds, regardless of where I am, so long as I have a connection.
My data at home has it's own backup process, so my phone data is included in that.
I know this is not helpful to your immediate issues, but here are a few suggestion to prevent it from happening again
Don't store important data in any default folder. Make your own folders, name them something so you know its yours and not a system folder. I like to start my folder names with "AA", so they show up first in the list.
Backup off device. If SD maid didn't delete everything, a drop in a pool could have. The general rule is to have 3 copys. 2 in your possession (phone, computer, home server, USB stick, etc) and 1 off site somewhere (cloud, at friend's house, etc).
For the data you described, it sounds like you would benefit from storing it all in password manager like KeepassXC. It encrypts all of that, and makes cloud storage a safer option.
Good luck with recovery.
I doubt SD Maid did this automatically. I've used it for 10+ years, it's smarter than that.
But you could manually do it with SD Maid.
are you rooted? -> shutdown immediately, boot to twrp, dump whole eMMC/UFS
no root? -> try diskdigger app. free version only recovers photos. heres a crack from 4pda https://files.catbox.moe/l2gfmu.apk (from 4pda to/forum/dl/post/34080205/DiskDigger+Pro_v1.0-pro-2025-10-05%28163%29.apk , needs login so i downloaded for you)
