this is a talk targeted at law enforcement which is the target audience of their app (iVe): at 00:05:34 (https://youtu.be/E0DQEVgJY5k?t=334 https://youtu.be/E0

this is a talk targeted at law enforcement which is the target audience of their app (iVe): at 00:05:34 (https://youtu.be/E0DQEVgJY5k?t=334 https://youtu.be/E0DQEVgJY5k?t=334) he says: > So when we talk about connection data, you can see things like Wi-Fi connections. Most cars these days have a Wi-Fi hot spot, so you can see devices that have been connected over Wi-Fi, you can see devices that have been connected over Bluetooth. Once you connect the phone, things like your call logs, your contacts,your text messages, audio/video images, a lot of that stuff can be present depending on the type of car it is. If you plug in a media player,you can see things like all the file names, the modified, the accessed,the created times. > You won't get the actual file itself, but you'd get basically an index of all the files. Navigation data is pretty interesting, as well. So you get things like track points, that's a latitude and longitude position of everywhere the vehicle's been that come with timestamps, as well. You get previous destinations, so things like your home, your office… iVe can be downloaded by everybody but needs registration to work. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.berla.ivemobile&hl=en https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.berla.ivem... <- makes and interesting target for reversing me thinks.