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Current Version

File Recovery: Photo & Video 1.1.2

Released Oct 3, 2026 · 32.2 MB · Android 7.0+

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Version Information

Version
1.1.2
Release date
Oct 3, 2026
Size
32.2 MB
Android
7.0+
File type
APK
Package
com.onetaptools.allrecoveryfiles
Developer
OneTap Tools

About File Recovery: Photo & Video

File Recovery: Photo & Video is a focused productivity tool from OneTap Tools that centres on recovering photo and video files from a device. Published under the package name com.onetaptools.allrecoveryfiles, it keeps its purpose tight rather than bundling a pile of unrelated utilities together. What this app is designed to recover As its name indicates, the app concentrates on photo and video material instead of spreading itself across every file category on a phone. It aims its work at the media people are most anxious about losing, such as captured shots, recordings and clips. The developer keeps the experience oriented around that single recovery job, so you are not wading through side features to reach the core task. Which devices can run it The build requires Android 7.0 or newer. Handsets and tablets running an earlier release will not be able to install it, while devices on that release or any newer one are the intended audience. It is worth confirming your device's Android version in system settings first, since that avoids a failed installation attempt later on. Installation footprint and build information The package occupies 32.2 MB of storage, a modest footprint that leaves plenty of room for the media it works with. The latest build is version 1.1.2, dated 2026-10-03, so this listing refers to a specific, identifiable release rather than an unnamed build. Category and listing particulars It sits in the productivity category, reflecting its role as a practical utility rather than entertainment. One detail worth noting is that the content rating for this app is listed as unknown, meaning no age classification has been published alongside it. Anyone installing it on a shared or family device should factor that absence into the decision.