SIM card reading

[Flexacon]

Just my two cents: for something this important in terms of future financial implications and legal situations... He's best off sending them to a professional IT/Tech forensic company that's going to retrieve all the data as an impartial third party along with reports/data confirming what they found. That way: It can be used in a legal setting with a chain of custody type situation rather than him doing it off his own back. Sure it'll cost a couple hundred BUT you'll have it in black and white from a professional tech company/investigator which can be backed up legally.

If she indeed is trying to scam him out of money and she was running around on him: he'd want the best level of evidence and protection possible. I'd do it through as official channels as possible. Even get a solicitor to sign off and find a tech company to do this through themselves. I may be wrong as I've never had to do this but if it comes down to someone taking 50% of everything: I'd want to insure myself as best I can. Nothing beats not getting married a professional so if the shit hits the fan they can be called up to testify what they found and present a stronger case than you just doing it yourself.

Fixed

[BossBoss]

This is why I always use prepaid phones, and I physically take apart the phone, soak them overnight in pop, and chuck all the pieces in different garbage cans when I'm done.

Not that have anything to hide...

No, of course not.

[Irongrip400]

I've only skimmed over this material but were the two guys fighting over her in the midst of a double team?  Were they quarrelling over who gets the mouth, pussy or ass first?

Parsh. Wonder if the cousin ever found the remnants of a cream pie?

[michael arvilla]

If someone cheats on you why would you give a fuck, they obviously dont care about you so why lose any sleep over them.


All men get taken to the cleaners, thems the rules.

yup! Fuck her ….  Use the information the private investigator has and be done with the whore!

[AbrahamG]

Parsh. Wonder if the cousin ever found the remnants of a cream pie?

He may not have realized it but dollars to doughnuts he found it.   

[Dave D]

Not horrific at all. He suspected something was going on but their life, according to him, was awesome: she gave it to him pretty much every other night, great cook, always happy, went on vacation with him, never went out on girls-night-out or girls-only-vacations, great in the sack, never went to work extra early or left extra late, etc. He's completely dumbfounded as to how his ex carried out all her affairs, and how she was able to hide all of it. I mean, he told me that the only thing he found was a text from her to an unknown number asking the person to "always immediately delete texts, calls and pictures." Which is what got him inquisitive.

At least he doesn't have any kids so...

Im sorry. I misunderstood you.

I thought because you were asking how to access the sim cards of 20 year old phones from your cousins wife to confirm a pattern of serial cheating since the beginning of their marriage I assumed that it was a bad relationship.

After thinking about it I realize how foolish I sound to make such an accusation.  Im glad it was a relatively good partnership but i am sorry how he found out she was cheating.

[Vince G, CSN MFT]

You can save a limited number of texts (and contact list) to the SIM cards. It was pretty common back when using them old phones to save sentimental texts to the SIM card and then wipe clean the saved texts on the phone to make room for new ones.

SIM cards dont hold any type of data other than stuff relative to hold up to the network.   Im sure there are some floating around with text messages but that wont be an issue soon with eSIMS

[Vince G, CSN MFT]

You'd be surprised what you can get off a phone, if you have the physical phone, as well as the Sim card.

There was a case in Canada in 2006 involving a Blackberry [which, as a standard, has heavy encryption, since Blackberries were used by many in the investment banking community.

It took two years of the RCMP working on the phone...but they finally got everything. I believe this required the destruction of the phone's internal motherboard...but they got it.

For the layman, Sim card readers are available, although I've never bought one, so don't know how well they work:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/401145518162?hash=item5d6622d852

This is why I always use prepaid phones, and I physically take apart the phone, soak them overnight in pop, and chuck all the pieces in different garbage cans when I'm done.

Not that have anything to hide...I just feel our phones spy on us WAY too much. Once I was talking about Aquidneck Island in Rhode Island, and an island in Aquidneck Island [yes, the smallest US state has an island, which itself has an island]. Anyway, next thing we know, and my friend's brand new phone fresh out of the box was serving him travel ads for islands.

I also just misplaced an old phone on Saturday. So when I went online to change my passwords online just to be safe, and I found out that Google had been tracking the geographical location of that phone since I bought it in 2020.

And that's why I use prepaid phones only - the spying is straight out of hand.

Speaking of cheating, I was dated a married woman for nine months, and it turned out that my house showed up as the #2 place she visited, second to only her one house. Her husband grabbed her phone to check that, but it was locked, and she later deleted that list with the locations visited.

My point is: our phones spy on us A LOT. And that is why I always buy prepaid phones to use for a few months to a couple of years max at a time.

My suggestion if you have the physical phone is to keep it in a safe place turned off, and not take pictures or videos, or otherwise use anything that will take up storage. As any new information stored will potentially overwrite older information.

You're a fucking idiot , Matt....phones have changed since 2006 and you're a white nationalist so of course they are going to keep a watch on you to make sure you don't do something crazy.   

Folks , dont listen to what he says...you dont need to soak your phone into Dr Pepper overnight...just do 2 factory resets and your'e done.  If youre too paranoid, then wack it with a hammer and put it in with your garbage....🙉

[Dave D]

SIM cards dont hold any type of data other than stuff relative to hold up to the network.   Im sure there are some floating around with text messages but that wont be an issue soon with eSIMS

Sim cards on the phones that are being talked about do hold information.  You know this.

[Slapper]

Sim cards on the phones that are being talked about do hold information.  You know this.

That was exactly my thought... I mean, Samsung SGH-X475 and LG LX1200? There was no cloud at the time. The chats and pics had to had been stored locally in the phone.

[Slapper]

Sim cards on the phones that are being talked about do hold information.  You know this.

Messages AND phone call info? Even deleted messages?

[Dave D]

Messages AND phone call info? Even deleted messages?

Idk for sure, I do know when I had the LG phone referenced my SIM card held all my contacts.