At startup, the computer does not require any additional configuration and simply loads data already on the computer for viewing.

The program did not have any instruction or tutorials, but its menu was easy to interpret without them. Fortunately, there were no unexpected problems associated with download and installation. IBackup Viewer for Mac is available as a free application, but does have a button that solicits donations to the developer. During testing, it appeared as though this data comes from synching the devices to iTunes, and only displays the information from when the device's last plug-in occurred. A drop-down menu also makes it easy to switch between additional iPhones or iPods, if you have more than one you want to track.

For example, the Internet tab lists Web sites viewed, and the photo area shows all photos taken on the device. Clicking each brings up an addition menu with relevant information. There are easy-to-identify tabs for contacts, calls, notes, apps, photos, and the Internet.

iBackup Viewer for Mac is available as a free application, but does have a button that solicits donations to the developer.

Ibackup viewer pro