Reader reports show only parsed tables selected by the tool. Forensic tools can access log files, caches, WAL files, SQLite databases and more. Reader reports may contain the highlights but lack nuance and limit the data accessible to the reviewer.

Sometimes. How much location data is actually on the phone is dependent on user settings. Our phones have a considerable amount of data that is not the actual location of the handset. It is important to understand the reliability of each artifact.

Not always. However, remnants often persist in WAL files, notification logs, backup snapshots, or cloud sync. Even when content is unrecoverable, metadata can show that deletion occurred and establish timing.

Typical turnaround is 10–14 business days from the time evidence is received and decrypted. Expedited service is available, subject to data volume and scheduling.

All media is stored in a secure location with access limited to only those directly involved in the case. Privacy and privilege are our top priority. Extractions are hashed to ensure data integrity.

Yes. We align device timestamps with call-detail records, electronic serial numbers, app data, social-media archives, and cloud backups to produce a unified timeline that clarifies location, usage, and communication patterns.

You receive a narrative report, supporting exhibits (timelines, chat transcripts, maps), and an appendix of technical methodology. Expert affidavits and courtroom testimony are available on request.

Both. We perform onsite and remote acquisitions of mobile phones as well as examine extraction files created by others. Engagements can include either service or a combined end-to-end workflow, depending on case needs.