Can I retrieve data (photos/videos) from a completely shattered s9?

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Samsung Galaxy S9

Il Samsung Galaxy S9 si identifica per il suo numero modello: SM-G960XU. Lanciato nel marzo 2018, rappresentano una generazione della serie Samsung Galaxy S. Disponibile in Lilac Purple, Midnight Black e Coral Blue.

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Bnl @bnl21

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Postato: 28 ott 2019

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Can I retrieve data (photos/videos) from a completely shattered s9?

The front and back of my s9 is completely shattered, however when it first broke it was still able to charge and power on. The phone still received notifications (the light would also blink), receive calls, set off alarms and all that stuff. Well I left it alone for a few days and when I went to charge it again the phone will not buzz like it's charging or cut on (I'm assuming it's dead) why will it automatically not charge now? Is the port broke? Is there any possible chance of getting my photos/videos back they have all of my son's photos since birth on there.

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Allan Barr @barriphone Rep: 7,1k Barr iPhone Repair 4 2 2 · Answer 1 · 2019-10-28T23:48:58-07:00

If you charge it and try turning it on, then hook it to the computer. It should recognize it and ask if you want to import your pictures and videos. If you can't get that to work i would recomend contacting iPad rehab at iPadrehab.com and see if they can get your data. They usually charge 300 dollars for iPhones and guarantee it or no charge, I don't know if they do this with Samsung. I would call them if you can't get it to get the pictures off. You may just need to put a new screen on the phone so you can unlock it. You can put a new screen on it fairly easily, what a few of the videos from YouTube and follow the directions one step at a time. Get a basic set of tools and also get a magnetic parts board to keep track of all of the screws ( some screws may be different lengths so make sure that they are put back in the same place or it can damage the motherboard). If you think this is above your skill level or aren't interested check with ifixit and they can direct you to a repair shop in your area. Best of luck.