MOBILE FORENSICS

Detecting chat manipulation – Objective IT forensic analysis of digital communications

Forensic analysis
Documentation admissible in court
GDPR-compliant processing
Experienced experts

TYPICAL QUESTIONS

When is this analysis required?

  • ✔Is there any evidence that messages have been altered retrospectively?
  • ✔Are screenshots alone sufficient as evidence?
  • ✔Is it possible to trace timestamps and communication flows?
  • ✔Are there any inconsistencies between databases, media and metadata?
  • ✔Have any messages been deleted, or are there any sections of the conversation missing?
  • ✔Can several data sources corroborate one another?

LIMITATIONS & CONCLUSION

What you should know

CUSTOMER REVIEWS

What our customers say

4.8 out of 5 stars on Trustpilot · 54 reviews

★★★★★

“The highest standards of professionalism, prompt service and excellent communication. They made the seemingly impossible a reality. This is what genuine customer service is all about – unrivalled in Germany!”

idalein

Verified review on Trustpilot

★★★★★

“Very helpful advice, excellent responsiveness and communication. My problem was completely resolved and the lost data was recovered. I’m very satisfied and, of course, relieved!”

Layla Pankratz

Verified review on Trustpilot

★★★★★

“My problem was sorted out professionally and quickly; everyone I spoke to was always friendly, and I can still get in touch if I have any questions – I’m very grateful for that!”

a woman from Cologne

Verified review on Trustpilot

Enquire now – free initial consultation

Do you have any questions? Please contact us for a free initial consultation.

RELATED TOPICS

You might also be interested in

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions

Click on a question to see the answer.

Is it always possible to prove that a chat has been tampered with?
No. The result depends on the available data sources and the technical capabilities in each individual case.
Are screenshots sufficient evidence?
Screenshots can provide some guidance, but they do not usually allow for a full technical assessment without additional data sources.
Are only messaging apps being investigated?
No. To ensure a robust assessment, operating system artefacts and other technical information – where available – are also taken into account.
Is the result admissible in court?
The investigation is documented in a manner that can be verified. The competent court decides on the assessment of the evidence.