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- A Phone Lookup Tool (Find the carrier for a phone number, print customized preservation letters and search warrants.)
- Carrier Information (Find relevant documentation about carriers and their record formats)
- CellHawk Product Documentation (For our Cellhawk customers)
- News & Events Related to the Field of Cellular Analysis (See the latest news below)
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Training Materials
- and much more
Posted by Samantha RousselBy Kevin Johnson and Kristine Phillips, USA TODAY | July 31, 2020 |
Facing the dual forces of the coronavirus pandemic and the national movement to “defund the police,” law enforcement agencies across the country are bracing for budget reductions not seen in more than a decade.
Nearly half of 258 agencies surveyed this month are reporting ...
Read More Posted by Samantha RousselBy Jennifer Lynch | July 2, 2020 |
Should the police be able to force Google to turn over identifying information on every phone within a certain geographic area—potentially hundreds or thousands of devices—just because a crime occurred there? We don’t think so. As we argued in an amicus brief filed recently in People v. Dawes, ...
Read More Posted by Samantha RousselBy Corinne Reichert | July 2, 2020 |
T-Mobile is shutting down the service to bolster its own offering. Sprint’s Samsung Galaxy S20 is the only device unaffected.
T-Mobile has switched off Sprint’s 5G network, three months after the carrier’s $26.5 billion merger with Sprint was completed on April 1. It’s redeploying the airwaves as part of ...
Read More Posted by Samantha RousselJune 24, 2020 | By Jessica Bursztynsky |
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Google will start automatically deleting users’ location history after 18 months.
Web and app activity will also default to 18 months for new accounts.
Google announced Wednesday it will start to automatically delete users’ location history and web activity after 18 months.
Previously, users had to turn this setting on ...
Read More Posted by Samantha RousselBy Jay Peters and Sean Hollister | Jun 16, 2020 |
Verizon and AT&T calls to T-Mobile should work too
T-Mobile, Verizon and AT&T customers were mystified on Monday when their calls stopped going through, in what turned out to be a nationwide outage for T-Mobile’s network, specifically, that lasted most of the day. Around 1AM Tuesday, ...
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