00:00To recover QuickShare photos that you received or deleted from your Android device, you must check your device's default gallery
00:05trash, Google Photos trash, or the files app bin within 30 days of deletion.
00:10QuickShare itself does not store a permanent cloud history or separate archive or transfer files.
00:15It simply deposits incoming media straight into your device storage, usually a QuickShare or Downloads folder in your gallery app
00:21or files by Google.
00:23Method 1. Recover from the Samsung or Android gallery trash.
00:26Open your phone's default gallery application. Tap the Albums tab or the three-line, three-dot menu icon. Select Trash
00:32or Recently Deleted.
00:34Look for the missing QuickShare photos. Items stay here for up to 30 days. Tap and hold the photos you
00:39want back, then tap Restore or Recover.
00:42Method 2. Recover from Google Photos trash.
00:45Open the Google Photos app. Tap on Collections or Library at the bottom navigation bar. Tap on Trash or Bin.
00:51Select the photos you wish to retrieve by holding them down. Tap Restore at the bottom of the screen.
00:57Method 3. Recover from files by Google app.
00:59Open the Files by Google app. Tap the menu icon. Three horizontal lines in the top left corner. Select Trash.
01:05Locate the deleted QuickShare files or folders. Select them and tap Restore.
01:10How to Retrieve Deleted Photos. Android Recovery Explained. Skip to Previous Prompt.
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