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SonicSpike writes "The Michigan State Police possess a high-tech mobile forensics device which will be employed to extract information from cellular phones belonging to motorists stopped for minor site visitors violations. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Michigan last Wednesday demanded that state officials quit stonewalling freedom of knowledge requests for info to the plan. A US Division of Justice test of the CelleBrite UFED used by Michigan police identified the system could grab all the photographs and video from an iPhone inside of one-and-a-half minutes. The system operates with 3000 diverse phone versions and can even defeat password protections. 'Complete extraction of active,Windows 7 Home Premium, hidden,Microsoft Office 2010 Key, and deleted cellphone data, such as get in touch with heritage, text messages,Office 2007, contacts,Windows 7 Pro, pictures, and geotags,Microsoft Office 2007 Enterprise,' a CelleBrite brochure explains with regards to the device's capabilities" Common Mechanics incorporates a brief onversation having a 4th Amendment lawyer in regards to the apply of slurping cellphone info, too, however it is unclear in case the Michigan police are really using these units to their complete potential.

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