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The UK police can download your phone data without a warrant in a matter of minutes, a shocking video has revealed.
The footage shows how officers can use a machine to extract all kinds of information, including location data, deleted pictures and encrypted messages.
London-based charity Privacy International has highlighted how police access people's passwords, internet searches and emails without prior permission.
The technology, which was shown on BBC's Victoria Derbyshire show, is currently used by at least 26 police forces in England and Wales.
Using this machine, officers are able to access deleted data, including messages sent to the phone by other people.
n Derbyshire and Wiltshire, the police can even download a phone's contents without the suspect's knowledge.
report.
https://www.cellebrite.com/en/home/
The footage shows how officers can use a machine to extract all kinds of information, including location data, deleted pictures and encrypted messages.
London-based charity Privacy International has highlighted how police access people's passwords, internet searches and emails without prior permission.
The technology, which was shown on BBC's Victoria Derbyshire show, is currently used by at least 26 police forces in England and Wales.
Using this machine, officers are able to access deleted data, including messages sent to the phone by other people.
n Derbyshire and Wiltshire, the police can even download a phone's contents without the suspect's knowledge.
report.
https://www.cellebrite.com/en/home/