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Authors: Dr A Sathyendran
Published: 14 July 2022
Pages: 25

Introduction

Cell phone use in New Zealand is continuing to increase. Voice and text use continue to remain high with New Zealanders using over 10.5 billion minutes of voice and 7.5 billion texts. Data usage has more than doubled in the last three years to 4.21 GB per user per month.

From an evidence point of view this creates billions of pieces of evidence that could be used. Each of these activities has a time, location and sometimes movement data associated with it and all of which, could potentially be used as evidence.

This webinar will focus on:

  • Data retention requirements in New Zealand
  • Lawyers’ responsibility for getting the data
  • Why getting all the data is important
  • Review of some relevant issues.


All the information presented are based on real cases. However, the information used bears no resemblance to the real case. Only the essence of the case is maintained.

Content outline

  • Data retention requirements in New Zealand
  • Lawyer’s responsibility in getting the data
  • Significance of getting detailed cell phone polling data
  • Few issues to consider
  • Final word
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SATHYENDRAN Dr A    
Dr A Sathyendran
NZ Mobile Forensics Ltd,
Auckland		    

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