I'm apprehensive not. Since the time the send-off of Android Lollipop with the presentation of Factory Reset Protection (FRP), Android source code has carried out a component that plays out a programmed processing plant information reset promptly following a bootloader open. The rationale behind this is genuinely clear: in principle, it keeps a criminal from unlocking the bootloader on a taken gadget as a way to get to the casualty's user data and individual data. It's a given that exploits have been found to keep the reset from happening after the OEM unlock. It likewise should be obvious that numerous gadget proprietors have out of the blue lost their user data after unlocking their bootloader. Once cleaned, your user data is history. Except if you have a reinforcement from which to reestablish your information, I lament to say it is perpetually lost.