The data rescuers from Drivesavers in California, USA, claim in a press release that they can now also recover data from damaged boards when it comes to M1 and M2 Macs. Apple does everything it can to encrypt the data, but Drivesavers seems to have developed a method that makes data recovery possible.
Drivesavers are not just anyone, they seem to have worked for every reputable company and come into play when the potentially lost data is really very valuable. The cost of data recovery is likely to cost you several thousand Dollars, if not more.
However, for really catastrophic damage to your Apple Silicon Mac and really important data, you now know someone who is probably worth the cost of recovery. For those who don’t have such a high budget for data recovery as always, here’s the usual tip: check out the existing backup programs – no matter which one you use, one is better than none. You can also just start Time Machine. You can find suitable external disks here. This is the easiest way to prevent data loss.
