It really depends on how you use it, to make sure you don't lose data you need to have a back up. I read some reviews and blogs about how to take care of your smartphone battery the right way. Here is some of it:If an iPad 2 is off for two years, will it loose contents, loaded apps data?
While anything stored on the iPad will still be there, there's the possibility that the battery may be damaged from the long period if inactivity. The battery would have slowly lost its charge even while the iPad was turned off. If the battery became completely exhausted and stayed that way for an extended time it may have become incapable of holding a full charge.I actually want it to loose data. It was 'impounded' (long story not going into it here), two years ago and has been switched off during this period. I was wondering if it will 'loose' my loaded apps and associated data.
While anything stored on the iPad will still be there, there's the possibility that the battery may be damaged from the long period if inactivity. The battery would have slowly lost its charge even while the iPad was turned off. If the battery became completely exhausted and stayed that way for an extended time it may have become incapable of holding a full charge.
If you had find my iPhone turned on, you could remotely erase the iPad which would prevent any possibility of anyone accessing the data on the iPad.Thanks your reply / help.
So the chances are that any person wanting to access my data, would probable have to replace the battery. It is about 2.5 years since it held a full charge. I left it with cellular data switched on, so it will have been 'seeking a signal', which would use up battery power. Sim card has been cancelled.
Yes, it has an 'an erase pending', but it will only erase IF connected to the internet.If you had find my iPhone turned on, you could remotely erase the iPad which would prevent any possibility of anyone accessing the data on the iPad.
You don't have to worry about unauthorized data access then. Anyone else won't be able break your password to access the iPad. They also won't be able to erase the iPad and set it up as their own because they don't have your Apple ID and password. Finally, if anything is done to connect the iPad to the Internet, the iPad will be erased.Yes, it has an 'an erase pending', but it will only erase IF connected to the internet.