Feb. 27, 2024, 6:56 p.m. | /u/LiterallyWarName

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I'm having a discussion about this right now with a colleague -- I work on forensic investigations for a school district. We have not had to go to trial for any of our investigations yet, but something that came up was the court approved/preferred method for image retrieval? We don't use remote retrieval -- the licensing for that is expensive. So in our case we can sign into the device, login with a local admin and then pull the image …

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