The mobile phone is undoubtedly the most used electronic communication device of our time. With the convergence of telephony, email, internet browsing, SMS-text messaging, digital photography, music, online data receipt & transfer, inserted storage cards, GPS, personal contacts and appointment dates stored in SIM cards or inbuilt memory, it presents as a crucial way of providing key evidence.

In other cases, these devices are being freely targeted by those with the latest Bluetooth™ and remote software technology to download all contents or transfer call communications remotely and in real time.

While the uptake of installed and portable GPS Satellite units is dramatic, little is known about the precise footprint they leave behind. GPS software installed on phones or in vehicles can be used to locate an individual’s whereabouts at anytime. Cross-referencing the activity against call records made from and to the phone at the same time.

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It is often thought that once a text message has been sent or deleted it no longer exists. In reality, those messages, including the time sent, sender or receiver maybe retained in the phone’s memory for sometime. Later, to be made available as evidence.

Changes in recent years to company reporting, governance and counter terrorism laws worldwide have meant that Telco’s must also keep these records.

With the aid of the most sophisticated tools we forensically analyse all calls made from and received to the phone. Using the latest technology, we pinpoint the location of the caller while making or receiving a call, time online and the identity of the other party.

We can in certain instances correlate this information with other crucial time/activity/transaction based records such as electronic tolling, credit card purchases, etc.

All this information can be visually displayed to demonstrate exactly what has occurred. Learn more about our Visual Mapping of Data

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