Can the chat records of WeChat or SMS be used as evidence?

Chat records of WeChat or SMS can be used as evidence. At present, all kinds of electronic evidence including WeChat chat records will become? Testify in court? !

How to extract WeChat chat records for evidence collection?

I have to mention a niche industry here: electronic forensics! Let's look at a definition of Baidu Encyclopedia:

The process of obtaining, saving, analyzing and presenting evidence of computer invasion, destruction, fraud, attack and other criminal acts in a legal way by using computer software and hardware technology.

In traditional judicial expertise, the most inconvenient method of writing and photo news is that we take photos by hand and present them in the form of evidence reports. If it is purely manual, it is obviously too much work. At this time, some professional technology products are needed to support it.

Wechat is the most used communication software in China. Undoubtedly, many electronic forensics vendors have studied the data storage structure and database encryption method of WeChat to some extent. Take the following figure as an example. The manufacturer can support the presentation of all versions of WeChat data installed in your mobile phone in the software interface, and at the same time support the export report mode as court evidence. Of course, it also includes some deleted data (as for accuracy, it is another matter). For law enforcement agencies, there is no need to worry about how to extract WeChat voice. As long as there is an electronic forensics device, one-click fool operation can output electronic evidence.

What electronic forensics companies are there in China?

In the field of electronic evidence collection, this is a secret market and the public is not familiar with it. Well-known domestic enterprises include Maybevaco, Pinghang Technology, Efficiency Energy, Dalian Hairui, Shanghai Honglian, and Chianxin, which has developed in full swing in recent two years (in-depth cooperation with Pangu Laboratory, establishment of Pangu Stone Team, and deep cultivation of electronic forensics).

Finally, I want to remind you that the Internet is a double-edged sword. As netizens, we must abide by laws and disciplines. Even on the Internet, we must pay attention to our words and deeds.