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There is really a person that does not have a cellphone with them these days. Due to that amount of information that is collected on a cellphone, and the amount of your own personal activity that is collected, cellphone forensics is a MUST in any investigation. From parents to spouses to employers, all of these people could use a cellphone forensics analysis in order to answer questions they may have. What does a cellphone forensics investigation involve? We start with the examination of electronic data stored on a mobile device such as a smartphone, tablet or other portable electronic device. The investigation can be conducted by law enforcement agencies, private investigators, or digital forensic experts, and typically involves the extraction and analysis of data from the device’s memory, storage, and other sources.

The information that is contained in a cellphone forensics investigation can include:

Call records:

This includes information on incoming, outgoing, and missed calls, along with call duration, time and date of calls, and phone numbers involved.

Text messages:

This includes information on sent and received text messages, including message content, time and date of messages, and phone numbers involved.

Emails:

This includes information on sent and received emails, including message content, time and date of messages, and email addresses involved.

Social media activity:

This includes information on social media accounts associated with the device, including messages, posts, and other activities.

Location data:

This includes information on the device’s location history, including GPS coordinates, Wi-Fi networks, and cell tower data.

Media files:

This includes information on the device’s stored media, such as photos, videos, and audio recordings.

App data:

This includes information on the device’s installed apps, including app usage data, login credentials, and other app-related information.

Internet browsing history:

This includes information on the device’s internet browsing activity, including websites visited and search history.

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In order to conduct the cellphone forensic investigation, we will have a number of ownership questions for you to answer. All forensics are completed according to the law, and when you provide the cellphone for analysis, you need to also provide the unlock code for the phone. If the code is not available, we will have additional questions for you before we begin the work.