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hmmm. . . .I can get into my phone and all functions EXCEPT the PRIVATE MODE. . .it asks for my password which is totally separate from the phone password. Basically, I need to "hack" into my own PRIVATE MODE app as it is not recognizing the password.
I just did a Google search and someone suggested clearing data in the application settings under Private Mode. (Go to the main settings, application manager, find Private mode, clear data).
Not sure if it actually works, but it's better than an FDR to start with.
QUOTE="Jonny Kansas, post: 2619370, member: 29890"]I just did a Google search and someone suggested clearing data in the application settings under Private Mode. (Go to the main settings, application manager, find Private mode, clear data).
Not sure if it actually works, but it's better than an FDR to start with.[/QUOTE]
I just did a Google search and someone suggested clearing data in the application settings under Private Mode. (Go to the main settings, application manager, find Private mode, clear data).
Not sure if it actually works, but it's better than an FDR to start with.
Not sure. Like I said, never tried it myself. You're kinda at a point where you're either going to have to deal with the chance of losing JUST those pictures hidden there by doing this (might not delete them. Idk) or losing EVERYTHING with a factory reset.
I'm not sure how Private mode actually hides/protects the files, so I can't say for sure whether it'll delete them or just make them visible again.
Give me a minute and I'll do some testing on my Note 4.
Ok. I couldn't clear data on private mode, only cache. That didn't wipe out the password. There's a chance you accidentally uploaded those files, if you backup to any cloud service.
You may also be able to hook the device to the computer & copy those files over, assuming they're not hidden that well.
So, the bad news is, I'm thinking you're looking at a factory reset.