Mobile Device Forensics
iOS & Android
Recover deleted messages, call logs, location history, and app data from iOS & Android devices. Structured forensic reports for legal and global investigations.
Mobile forensics goes beyond what is visible on screen. We work at the data layer — examining what the device has stored, including content the user deleted or believed was gone.
Logical & Physical Extraction
Extracting data from the device at the logical level (accessible data) or, where supported, at the physical level (full storage dump including deleted content).
Message & Call Log Recovery
Recovering SMS, iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, and other messaging app data — including messages that were deleted from the device.
Location History Analysis
Extracting location data from GPS logs, Wi-Fi connection records, and app-level location history stored on the device.
App Data Examination
Examining data stored by installed applications — social media, dating apps, payment apps, and others — including cached and residual data.
Media & File Recovery
Recovering deleted photos, videos, and documents from device storage where the data has not yet been overwritten.
Forensic Evidence Report
A structured report of all findings with documented methodology and chain of custody, suitable for legal proceedings or formal complaints.
Mobile forensics is used in legal disputes, family law cases, workplace investigations, fraud, and any situation where a phone or tablet may hold critical evidence.
You need to recover deleted messages or call records from a device involved in a dispute
A phone may contain evidence relevant to a legal case, police report, or HR investigation
You suspect someone deleted communications before handing over a device
You need to verify location data or timeline of events from a mobile device
You are dealing with a family law matter where mobile data is relevant to proceedings
You are an attorney or investigator who needs a documented, forensically sound mobile examination
How We Work
Intake
You describe the situation, the device involved, and what you need to establish. We assess feasibility based on device type and condition.
Acquisition
We extract data from the device using forensically sound tools, selecting the appropriate method based on device model and OS version.
Examination
We process and examine the extracted data — messages, call logs, app data, media, location records, and residual deleted content.
Analysis
We build a factual, chronological account of the relevant findings tied to your specific case.
Report
You receive a structured forensic report with methodology, findings, and guidance on what to do with the results.
Common Questions
Do you work on both iPhones and Android phones?
Yes. We work with iOS (iPhone and iPad) and Android devices from major manufacturers. The extraction method and what data is accessible varies by device model, OS version, and whether the device is locked — we assess this during the initial consultation.
Can you recover messages that were deleted from WhatsApp or iMessage?
In some cases, yes. Deleted messages may remain recoverable in the device's database until that space is overwritten. Recovery depends on the app, the OS version, and how long ago the messages were deleted. We examine what is present in the data and report what we find — we do not guarantee recovery before the examination.
What if the phone is locked or the passcode is unknown?
A locked device significantly limits what we can access. In some situations, data can still be extracted from backups — iCloud or local iTunes/Finder backups — if those exist and are accessible. We will advise on what is feasible based on your specific situation.
Will the examination change anything on the device?
We follow forensic best practices to minimise any changes to the device during extraction. We document the state of the device before and after acquisition, and work from the extracted data rather than the live device wherever possible.
Is the report usable in legal proceedings?
Our reports are structured with documented methodology and chain of custody information, designed to be used in legal or formal contexts. Whether a report is accepted in a specific jurisdiction or case is a matter for your legal counsel.
Evidence may be on that device right now.
Every message sent, app opened, or factory reset attempted reduces what is recoverable. Do not use or reset the device — reach out now for a confidential consultation.
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