DriveSavers — which specializes in data recovery, eDiscovery and digital forensic solutions — says it’s utilizing new proprietary technology to recover data from password-locked smart devices with any length passcode.
The Passcode Lockout Data Recovery service is being offered exclusively to consumers who have forgotten device passwords, been locked out after too many incorrect attempts, and for those who need access to data stored on the device of a deceased family member. It’s not available for law enforcement and requires proof of ownership prior to unlocking a device, says DriveSavers President Scott Moyer.
He adds that the service is designed for customers who need access to critical or sentimental data stored on locked smart devices running any operating system, such as iOS, Android and Windows. iPhones, LG, Samsung, Huawei, Lenovo, BlackBerry and other phones belonging to consumers are all candidates for this service.
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