A new bug has recently wiped off photos from all iPhones and iPad that have an updated version of Adobe's Lightroom app. The editing software app recognized it, but they confessed that they have nothing else to do to retrieve the lost photos. Here's what happened.
Bug found on Adobe cause old photos from iPhones to disappear
Sad to say, those people that get affected with the Adobe bug were professional editors and photographers in the field.
"Yesterday when I use the Lightroom Mobile, it was okay. I still have my presets and pictures saved in the apps but today , 18th August 2020 , after I updated the apps on Apps Store, all of my pictures and presets gone. I really need this to be fix as soon as possible. Please help me as I really need all those pictures and presets," said one in forum.
Another one even said "All presets and most of my 8000+ pics are gone as of today-08/18/20. Please help!"
"This is so heartbreaking for me. I shot several images using the LR Mobile Camera feature so as to get RAW images I could later edit," said another one. "I never thought in a million years something like this could happen. So disappointing. All of my images are gone!"
Similar complaints were also said on Reddit. Some users have complained directly to Adobe's customer service, but only received apologies during the process.
There's nothing more we can do
Unfortunately, Adobe seemed to have no counter-action against the said complaints. But they advised that other users could recover their photos and presets through iPhone and iPad backups-- if they have it saved there.
As of now, Android users don't have any similar issues with the Lightroom app.
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Written by Jamie Pancho
