Yes, Facetime can be recorded by police as long as they have a warrant.
They can also access stored data from iCloud and other third-party providers who have access to the user’s data.
What evidence can police obtain from Facetime?
Police can obtain the video and audio recordings from Facetime as well as any text messages, images, or other data associated with the user’s account.
Can police access Facetime calls without a warrant?
No, police cannot access Facetime calls without a warrant. They must obtain a warrant in order to access any data stored in the user’s account.
Can police access Facetime data stored on iCloud?
Yes, police can access Facetime data stored on iCloud as long as they have a warrant.
Can police track location through Facetime?
Yes, police can track a user’s location through Facetime as long as they have a warrant. The warrant must be specific to the user and their device.
