And that will also be a part of your lab.
So let's take a look at this.
Photos that SQLite changed in iOS 14 and 15--
I am not going to tell you what changed.
You are going to tell me in section 4 on what changed.
But here we can see I wrote a query for this--
and this is going to be available to you--
where I have the primary key--
and you definitely want this because of deleted pictures--
the file name, duration in seconds,
if it's deleted, deleted date, date added, date created,
date modified.
Now, do you notice down here, where it says, is deleted N/A?
Those are not deleted.
But if we look at this specific image right here, image 1374,
it says it's not deleted and it says date deleted.
It could have been deleted at one point and simply recovered.
There's no way for you to know.
I have a good friend who works at Apple,
and I ask them about this.
And I was like, couldn't you have
a recovered from trash column?
And he's like, no.
He said, they use these two columns
to track how many days they will keep that in your recycle bin
to give you an option to recover it.
That's it.