Retrieve Deleted Text to Uncover Employee Theft

Copyright (c) 2010 Ed Opperman

Employee theft is devastating. There are few things worse than discovering that a person you trusted to uphold the high standards set forth by your company is stealing from you. Unfortunately this is something that happens every day. The sad part is technology often plays a huge part in this occurrence through the use of cell phones. The upside of this is that you can use this very object to catch a thief as well. When you retrieve deleted text you can get all the information you need to prove that an employee is stealing from you. You can then use this information to take action against that employee.

Forensic science can conduct investigations on almost anything including cell phones. With this type of investigation many key pieces of information can be uncovered even after it has been erased from a person's phone. Some of the abilities of a forensic investigation on a cell phone include being able to retrieve deleted text, contact names and phone numbers, deleted calls made and received, voice mail messages, video and picture files and many other key points of interest. Many people don't realize that there are ways to do this and think that once something is erased from a phone, all trace of it is gone. Fortunately this is not always the case.

Many people try to obtain this information on their own by using SIM card readers to retrieve deleted text. The problem here is that SIM card readers are ineffective and damaging. In most cases they do not work on most phones and actually damage or destroy the information they are supposed to be retrieving. This can be very damaging when trying to get information to prove a person's dishonesty, because once this information is destroyed there is no proof of wrong-doing.

When you decide to retrieve deleted text, don't rely on cheap store bought gadgets to get vital information. Trust a professional that is highly trained in this process. These investigators have many methods in which to obtain this information and they can do it safely. There are then no worries about the information becoming damaged or even completely destroyed, making it unusable. In the end you won't regret spending the extra money to have the job done right and have all the information you need to take whatever action you consider to be appropriate in your particular case.


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Ed Opperman is President of Opperman Investigations Inc. He is considered an expert in computer and cellular phone forensics.To learn more about how to recover deleted text messages and images please click here now:===> http://www.emailrevealer.com