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I'm going to show you how to extract photos and videos directly from an iPhone backup file on your computer.

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Not only that, but as long as you back up your device on a regular basis, you'll always have the ability to restore if your phone is ever lost, stolen, or damaged. You can then use this backup folder to restore your iPhone at any time with all your photos, videos, apps, contacts, and messages in tact. The obvious solution to backing up your iPhone is to just use iTunes, since you're only limited by the space you have on your computer's hard drive. Yes, you can buy more storage, but who wants to do that? And what happens if you run out of storage, stop backing up, and your phone gets lost, stolen, or damaged. If you have a ton of photos and videos on your iPhone, backing up to iCloud is probably a no-go since it only provides 5 GB of free storage.