Your privacy on the iPhone 'is not as safe as you think

Think many holders phone "iPhone" that this device Friendly and very practical, but once it's in a room full of law enforcement officials



Surprised that may reveal this phone about his personal life and his secrets.
Published the American Civil Liberties Union report he got from the investigation in charge of toxins by the Department of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, indicates that investigators confiscated the iPhone from one of the suspects room.
While it is not surprising that the phone carries a lot of secrets, but the document reveals subtle details such personal information, including records of calls, photos, videos, and text messages, Web History, and eight different passwords for different services, and perhaps more importantly, , 659 locations Her phone is connected via the Internet service (Wi-Fi) have been collected in secret by these networks.
The head of the ACLU Chris Sogoaan: "We know the police recently started using tools that enable them to spy on phone owners and spotting. We knew that the iPhone keeps records networks that are being contacts through. But did not believe the vast amount of data that can Police obtained, you might believe they are safely because they have provided their phone and password protection systems information, but what they do not know is that law enforcement officials have the tools necessary to overcome the security measures the phone. "
The company "Google" help in some cases to decrypt the protection phones Android, or that the authorities simply send a phone that caught the company "Apple" you unzip the symbols and extracted data stored on disk digital return to officials with the phone, which was confiscated!
The control process needs phones to a court order, but the legality of searches without a warrant is still an open question.