>If UFED just copies data from unlocked phones, why would they be using vulnerabilities to do so? I think what he meant to say was that if Cellebrite is used o

>If UFED just copies data from unlocked phones, why would they be using vulnerabilities to do so? I think what he meant to say was that if Cellebrite is used on your locked phone it could be the equivalent of a person having your unlocked phone in their hands where they can do whatever they want. Only cellbrite doesn't do look at random things, it grabs everything. Cellebrite devices are also frequently used by phone carriers to image your old phone and transfer the data to your newly purchased phone, to give you a clearer idea of what they can do.