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# How can I recover deleted photos and reports?

## Report and Run: Cloud

You can find deleted images and reports in the trash, from both the web portal and the Report and Run: Integrate mobile app.

## Report and Run: Offline

While the offline version of the app doesn't have cloud storage or a trash bin, you have a couple of options for retrieving deleted images and reports:

* Check your email's sent folder to find copies of previously sent Report and Run items.
* Check your device's photo gallery. If you have the "Save Images to Gallery" setting enabled in Report and Run, you might find report images saved there.

## Related

* [Article: How to recover an item from the trash in the Report and Run: Cloud web portal](/manual/readme/content/trash/recover-an-item-from-the-trash.md)
* [Article: How to recover and item from the trash in the Report and Run: Integrate mobile app](/manual/report-and-run-integrate/content/trash/restore-from-trash.md)
* [FAQ: What are the differences between the cloud and offline versions of the app?](/manual/faq/c142/c143/q388.md) 
* [FAQ: How do I get started with a cloud account?](/manual/faq/c142/c144/q394.md) 


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