What data do the police collect from mobile phones?

According to the enquiry of China Travel Service. Com, the mobile phone data collected by the police are as follows:

1. mobile phone number: the police station can record the mobile phone number of the relevant individual, so as to contact and track the criminal suspect or other relevant personnel.

2. Call records: The police station can retrieve the call records of mobile phones, including incoming and outgoing phone numbers, call time and call duration, to help investigators understand the communication network and contacts.

3. SMS and MMS: The police station can check the content of SMS and MMS and obtain relevant evidence or information.

4. Location information: If necessary, the police station can obtain the location data of the mobile phone to track the whereabouts of the suspect or determine the location of the incident.

Please note that the collection of this information must comply with local laws and regulations, and must follow appropriate legal procedures. Specific provisions and authorities may vary according to countries, regions and specific situations. If you are in doubt about a specific situation, it is recommended that you consult relevant legal professionals or local law enforcement agencies to obtain accurate and up-to-date information.

Legal basis: Article 34 of the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on the Protection of Personal Information stipulates that in order to perform their statutory duties, state organs shall handle personal information in accordance with the authority and procedures prescribed by laws and administrative regulations, and shall not exceed the scope and limits necessary for performing their statutory duties.

Article 35. When handling personal information in order to perform legal duties, state organs shall perform the obligation of disclosure in accordance with the provisions of this law. There are circumstances stipulated in the first paragraph of Article 18 of this Law, or notification will hinder the state organs from performing their statutory duties.