Leaked documents show breadth of iPhone data accessible by Cellebrite forensic tool

AppleInsider
Dec 22, 2016, 10:41 pm1.2k ptsHot
Thanks to the recent encryption debate many smartphone owners are keenly aware of the massive amount of personal data stored on their iPhone, from contacts to calendar entries to photo metadata and more. Less apparent is how much of that information is available to law enforcement agencies, but newly leaked…

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