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Evidential scenario

A phone was used by more than one person

Device ownership is not the same as authorship. The examination should reconstruct access, user activity, account sessions and surrounding conduct for the relevant times.

Questions to resolve

Establish the fact base.

Q1

Who knew the passcode or had biometric access?

Q2

Were accounts shared or separately authenticated?

Q3

What independent activity brackets the disputed messages?

Immediate actions

Preserve the available routes.

A1

Build a device and account access chronology

A2

Correlate application, system and location artefacts

A3

Test alternative users fairly

A4

Separate fact from attribution opinion

Interpretation risks

Avoid premature conclusions.

Assuming the owner authored every message

Ignoring shared credentials

Expressing attribution more strongly than the evidence allows

Confidential case review

Start with the question.

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