Lost.dir is a hidden folder on your Android phone that stores files that have been accidentally deleted. When you delete a file on your Android phone, it is not actually deleted immediately. Instead, it is moved to the Lost.dir folder. This gives you a chance to recover the file if you change your mind.

The Lost.dir folder is located in the root directory of your phone's internal storage. To access the Lost.dir folder, you will need to use a file explorer app. Once you have opened the file explorer app, navigate to the root directory of your phone's internal storage. The Lost.dir folder will be listed among the other folders in the root directory.

Once you have opened the Lost.dir folder, you will see a list of files. These files are the files that have been accidentally deleted. The files will be named with a random string of characters. To recover a file, simply copy it to another folder on your phone.

It is important to note that the Lost.dir folder is not a backup folder. Files that are moved to the Lost.dir folder are not guaranteed to be recoverable. If you accidentally delete a file that you want to keep, it is important to try to recover it as soon as possible.

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