Version History

v1.53.2096 (13 Jun 2023)

We're pleased to announce the latest version of Recuva with minor performance improvements and bug fixes. This release fixes an issue where Recuva was incorrectly assigning an "Excellent" status to securely deleted files. Now, the condition of these files is correctly displayed as "unrecoverable." 

Patch update 1.53.2096

• We have released a hotfix for version 1.53, addressing an issue that previously prevented Recuva from updating successfully.

v1.53.2095 (25 May 2023)

We're pleased to announce the latest version of Recuva with minor performance improvements and bug fixes. This release fixes an issue where Recuva was incorrectly assigning an "Excellent" status to securely deleted files. Now, the condition of these files is correctly displayed as "unrecoverable." 

v1.53.2083 (15 Jun 2022)

We're pleased to announce that the latest version of Recuva has had a small update. This change introduces some improvements to Recuva’s integration with our licensing platforms. This groundwork will allow us to work on changes that will provide a smoother license delivery experience in future.

v1.53.2078 (11 Apr 2022)

We're pleased to announce that the latest version of Recuva has had a small update. This change introduces some improvements to Recuva’s integration with our licensing platforms. This groundwork will allow us to work on changes that will provide a smoother license delivery experience in future.

v1.53.2074 (28 Mar 2022)

We're pleased to announce that the latest version of Recuva has had a small update. This change introduces an additional control for basic product usage data reporting. This can be found in Recuva’s ‘Privacy’ tab.

Note: Any data regarding files that Recuva interacts with is processed locally on a user’s device and is not reported to us. For a full list of all data reported by our products, see our Products Policy.

v1.53.2065 (07 Mar 2022)

We're pleased to announce that the latest version of Recuva has had a small update. This change introduces some basic product usage data reporting so we can understand which Recuva features are being used and which aren’t. This will allow us to decide how we develop Recuva and build features we think our users will like.

Basic product usage reporting, covering:

• Feature usage (click events, so we can see which features are used and not used)
• Inactive sessions (a ping will be sent back to our servers every 6 hours so we know if users have decided not to use Recuva anymore)

Note: This is non-personal, statistical data that will be reported so we can better maintain and develop the product. Any data regarding files that Recuva interacts with is processed locally on a user’s device and is not reported to us. For a full list of all data reported by our products, see our Products Policy.