Upon purchasing my Sony Xperia M2 a year ago, I was warned about it's small internal storage capacity and was advised to buy an sd card alongside it. I ignored this advice and instead packed my phone until it was full to the brim two days ago. Therefore, I was forced to buy a new sd card so that I could transfer my data and free up space so that the phone could continue functioning properly. When I put in the sd card, everything worked well, and my data was apparently transfered. However, I checked the internal storage and apparently it was still full so the system still couldn't work correctly. After days of scouring through endless forums to try and find a way to correctly move my data out of the internal storage, I gave up and decided that the sd card was of no use. At this point I thought it would be a good decision to erase all data which was apparently on the sd card so that I could perhaps sell it on. However, upon deleting all of this data, I checked the phone and found that nothing turned out to be on my internal drive and had all been swiped with the sd card. I lost the last pictures of my grandmother I have, and all the other countless memories which were supposedly on the phone. Not to mention all of my apps, music and everything else on the phone. To make matters worse, I am unable to reinstall anything which was lost because my phone is still claiming that the internal storage is full, and won't let me even take a picture. Please can somebody help, is it possible to restore any of my lost data? Will it be possible to get rid of this internal storage? ( I clean my cache and residual files regularly and the phone's system is fully up yo date)
Thankyou
