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If it's telling you to configure settings on the device, can it be considered forensic? Something about that feels off.

• gaspoweredcat 7y ago
  that could be either for data recovery or sim unlocking both of which often require a diag mode or debug port to be enabled on the device
• breakingcups 7y ago
  At the end of the thread, Foone posts this: 'correction, which explains some of the weirdness like the "buy-back" thing. This isn't a Cellebrite UFED Touch, it's a Cellebrite UME (Universal Memory Exchanger ) Touch. This means it's designed for phone stores to transfer data off old phones onto new phones and such. This is why it can't hack the phones, just copy data off them. It just seems they built their UFED platform and UME platform on the same hardware base. It also makes a lot more sense why this ended up in a thrift store.'