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UK: Met Police uses 'quick' mobile data extraction system against suspects

21 June 2012

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"The Metropolitan Police has rolled out a mobile device data extraction system to allow officers to extract data "within minutes" from suspects' phones while they are in custody."

See: Full article (Computer World, link)

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