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=== Mobile device forensics === ; Phone logs : Phone companies typically retain logs of received calls, which can help create timelines and establish suspects' locations at the time of a crime.<ref name=":02"/> ; Contacts : Contact lists are useful in narrowing down suspects based on their connections to the victim.<ref name=":02"/> ; Text messages : Text messages contain timestamps and remain in company servers, often indefinitely, even if deleted from the device. These records are valuable evidence for reconstructing communication between individuals.<ref name=":02"/> ; Photos : Photos can provide critical evidence, supporting or disproving alibis by showing the location and time they were taken.<ref name=":02"/> ; Audio recordings : Some victims may have recorded pivotal moments, capturing details like the attacker's voice, which could provide crucial evidence.<ref name=":02"/>
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