Important information can disappear from a phone in seconds—but that does not always mean the data is gone forever.
MG Investigations provides professional forensic phone data recovery and mobile device forensic services for individuals, attorneys, businesses, and legal professionals throughout Greater Boston, the North Shore, and Massachusetts.
Depending on the device, its condition, and the circumstances of the case, a forensic examination may help preserve or recover information from a smartphone or other mobile device that you own or lawfully possess, or that you have the owner’s written consent to have examined.
Whether you are dealing with a legal matter, civil investigation, internal investigation, or need help preserving important digital evidence, a licensed investigator can evaluate your situation and determine what forensic recovery options may be available.
Authorization comes first. MG examines only phones and devices that you own or lawfully possess, or devices whose owner has given written consent. We don’t access another person’s phone or online accounts.
Every examination begins with a confidential conversation about the device, who owns it, and what you hope to preserve or recover. Options are explained plainly, and no particular result is promised.
Forensic phone data recovery is the process of examining a mobile device using specialized forensic methods to identify, preserve, recover, and analyze digital information.
Unlike standard phone repair or consumer data recovery, mobile device forensics focuses on preserving the integrity of digital information and examining the device for information that may be relevant to an investigation or legal matter.What an Authorized Examination May Cover
Deleting information from a smartphone does not necessarily mean every trace of that information immediately disappears. In certain circumstances, forensic examination may uncover deleted information or digital artifacts associated with previously stored data. Our cell phone data recovery services can evaluate devices for potentially recoverable information while taking care to preserve the original evidence whenever possible. Potentially recoverable information may include: