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Still, more than a decade into the ubiquity of smartphones, capturing their data for review and analysis in legal matters is no walk in the park. What makes it so challenging?

The potential TikTok ban serves as a stark reminder of the vulnerabilities in relying solely on cloud-based data preservation. To safeguard against data loss and ensure forensic defensibility, organizations must adopt a balanced approach.

Today’s short message apps contain much more information than just the text users type into a chat. How well does that nuance translate into an e-discovery review?

Support for Google Gemini is now live in Collect in RelativityOne. If your organization uses Gemini or ChatGPT, now’s a great time to start building conversational AI into your legal and compliance workflows.

Still, more than a decade into the ubiquity of smartphones, capturing their data for review and analysis in legal matters is no walk in the park. What makes it so challenging?

The potential TikTok ban serves as a stark reminder of the vulnerabilities in relying solely on cloud-based data preservation. To safeguard against data loss and ensure forensic defensibility, organizations must adopt a balanced approach.

Today’s short message apps contain much more information than just the text users type into a chat. How well does that nuance translate into an e-discovery review?

Following conversations with our peers, partners, and customers, we wanted to share some of the takeaways we brought back to the office after Legalweek. Check out some reflections from the Cellebrite Enterprise Solutions team.

The FTC and DOJ recently announced updates to their standard preservation letters and specifications. What does this mean for your data preservation policies around chat and ephemeral platforms?

Integration between Google Vault and RelativityOne offers streamlined preserving, searching, reviewing, and exporting of data. This is great news for Google users trying to mitigate the risk of spoliation—a risk that has increased 560 percent since 2015.

Without the right tools in place to preserve critical information efficiently and effectively, you’re not only burdening your investigative teams further—but opening the door to the risk of spoliation and sanctions.

Relativity’s product teams gather panels of users to help us build the best possible solutions to real-world challenges. This is important for all new products, but it’s especially timely for today's mobile forensics tools.

Earlier this year, Cellebrite CEO Yossi Carmil sat down with Relativity's Phil Saunders to discuss the benefits of working together to deliver additional value across our customers and industries. Here are some of the highlights.

When conducting a cross-border investigation, one of the first decisions an investigations team needs to make is how to collect and ultimately review case data, while navigating local privacy laws.

Large companies deploy 187 content collaboration apps on average, which can create a nightmare when it comes time to collect data for litigation or investigation. Box, which Collect will integrate with later this month, is the kind of tool that can help.