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<blockquote data-quote="Buzzard2010" data-source="post: 1610123" data-attributes="member: 176415">Ok so the subject above doesn't quite cover this but I need some help.Basically I have an old iPhone 4s. It was synced to an old computer of mine that I never transferred the data from. I have some data on the iPhone I could do with recovering.Now, the iPhone has a completely broken screen, but the iPhone itself is recognised via iTunes. Here is my problem... When I plug the iPhone into iTunes, iTunes wants me to tap on the iPhone that I will allow this computer to access the phone (obviously I can't do this with the broken screen). So here is my question, is there any reliable and proven way of recovering data from the phone without going through iTunes and bypassing allowing access via the phone?I know I could just replace the screen for a few quid but I don't really want to do that, i'm saving that as a last resort.Many thanks- Simon</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buzzard2010, post: 1610123, member: 176415"] Ok so the subject above doesn't quite cover this but I need some help. Basically I have an old iPhone 4s. It was synced to an old computer of mine that I never transferred the data from. I have some data on the iPhone I could do with recovering. Now, the iPhone has a completely broken screen, but the iPhone itself is recognised via iTunes. Here is my problem... When I plug the iPhone into iTunes, iTunes wants me to tap on the iPhone that I will allow this computer to access the phone (obviously I can't do this with the broken screen). So here is my question, is there any reliable and proven way of recovering data from the phone without going through iTunes and bypassing allowing access via the phone? I know I could just replace the screen for a few quid but I don't really want to do that, i'm saving that as a last resort. Many thanks - Simon [/QUOTE]

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