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# Summary A user discovered that Apple's iPhone retains deleted photos indefinitely in a hidden cache folder (PhotoData/Thumbnails) that persists even after permanent deletion, including sensitive images like passport photos, bank screenshots, and crypto seed phrases from years prior. Any of the 23+ apps with file access permissions on the device could potentially read these cached files, prompting the user to recommend restricting file access to only essential apps as a security measure.
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