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End-to-end Encrypted Data is another security feature developed by Apple, which gives the maximum level of protection to keep any form of data safe. With the use of a key, data will be safeguarded before being delivered to another user in encrypted form. It also necessitates two-factor authentication on a different trusted device. End-to-end Encrypted data is accessible across all types of devices owned by the same company, such as iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

When you are asked to reset end-to-end encrypted data on iPhone, fortunately, it won’t erase all data on your old iPhone. All your photos, music, and other personal stuff stay for your access. According to Apple, the data that is reset is as follows.

Note: For Messages in iCloud, your backup includes a copy of the key safeguarding your messages if you have iCloud Backup enabled. If you lose access to your Keychain or trusted devices, you’ll be able to restore your messages.

after learning what kind of data you may lose after resetting end-to-end encrypted data, let’s start to reset the data. For a great number of users, they can just click Reset Encrypted Data when they can’t approve their new iPhone during setup. For other users, if you have the need to reset end-to-end encrypted data on iPhone for any other reasons, for example, you’ve forgotten the password for your encrypted backup of iPhone, you can follow the steps below.

Step 1. You need to go to Settings > General > Transfer or Reset iPhone > Reset.

Step 2. Choose Reset All Settings. Then enter your iPhone password to reset end-to-end encrypted data on iPhone. This will take a few minutes. Wait patiently.

If you’re afraid of losing data when resetting end-to-end encrypted data, you are suggested to fully backup your iPhone from time to time to protect your end-to-end encrypted data from loss. Here we recommend the free iOS backup tool FoneTool to you.

Step 1. Download and install MBackupper on your Windows PC. Connect your iPhone to the computer via a USB cable and then launch MBackupper.

Step 2. Click Phone Backup > Locate Full Backup and click Get Started. (You can also click Selective Backup on the home page to backup selective data.)

Step 3. Enable Backup encryption as you like. If it is enabled, your data such as Fitness records, Health, and Keychain can be private.

Step 5. Select a storage path to save the backup. Click Start Backup and wait until it finishes.

You may restore the backup to an iPhone after backing it up. To restore a backup, go to Backup History, locate your backup files, and select Restore.

Note: Please keep in mind that restoring full backup files will wipe out all of the data on your target iPhone, however restoring custom backup files would not.

This post mainly gives you the answer to the question of what kind of data you’ll lose when you choose to reset end-to-end encrypted data on iPhone. If you don’t want to lose your end-to-end encrypted data, for example, your payment information, you’d better fully backup your iPhone data to a computer using FoneTool in case you’ll need to restore it in the future.

1. Why does my iPhone say reset end-to-end encrypted data?

This normally happens when you failed to approve your iPhone on one of the other devices signed in to the same iCloud account. It was designed by Apple to protect your data with the highest level of security, especially for data like payment passwords.

2. Will I lose messages if I reset end-to-end encrypted data?

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