subject: Teens, Drugs And Gangs - Recover Deleted Text To Get Real Answers [print this page] Chances are if your teen is involved in drugs, gangs or any other illegal or immoral activity, they are not going to tell you about it. This often leaves many parents worried and even fearful about what their teen may be up to when they aren't around. There are however, alternative methods of getting the answers you are looking for. The most effective of these methods is to recover deleted text from their cell phone. If your teen is like the majority of teens in the world, they live with a cell phone permanently attached to their ear, hand or side. If this is the case, chances are also good that this is their primary source of communication as well.
When you choose to take advantage of the benefits of forensic investigators to recover deleted text, you then gain access to all kinds of information that your teen's cell phone is used for. Caller ID, video and picture files, deleted address book entries, contact lists, incoming and outgoing calls, call duration and deleted voice mail messages, are just some of the points of interest that a cell phone forensic investigation is likely to uncover. This information can go a long way toward providing great insight as to the activities your teen may be engaging in.
SIM card readers are not the way to go when you decide to recover deleted text from your teen's phone. In fact most investigators will discourage the use of these readers for any purpose because they are so damaging, ineffective and possibly even destructive. This is why a forensic investigator is often the best way to go to get the information you so desperately need in order to make every effort to keep your teens safe and from getting involved with the wrong people and activities.
Forensic investigations used to recover deleted text often take about seven days to complete. At this time the cell phone under investigation will be returned intact and undamaged, complete with a detailed report of any and all information obtained during the process. Once you have access to the information contained within your teen's cell phone you will be able to determine the types of activities that your teen may be involved in, as well as the people they are involved in. This will also give you the opportunity to confront your teenager with any information that you consider to be questionable.
Copyright (c) 2010 Ed Opperman
by: Ed Opperman
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