Datarecovery.com Announces Support for APFS File System
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“Obviously, we need to build new recovery utilities for the file system efficiently, but our research engineers are already hard at work.” “We’re completely confident that we could handle an APFS case with our current technology,” Carmitchel added.“Now, we’re working at making that process more efficient.” APFS will support clones, writable copies of storage blocks that track changes and allow those changes to be rolled back.With four locations in California, Illinois, Arizona, and Toronto, the company provides a variety of services to thousands of clients each year.Visit Edwardsville, IL, June 20, 2016 --( PR.com )-- Datarecovery.com (formerly ESS Data Recovery, Inc.) has announced full support for the upcoming Apple File System (APFS).“Obviously, we need to build new recovery utilities for the file system efficiently, but our research engineers are already hard at work.”“We’re completely confident that we could handle an APFS case with our current technology,” Carmitchel added.