Cellebrite is telling government agencies that use its machines not to promote them or why they were needed.
customers looking to transfer their contacts list from an old phone to a new phone would hand their new device to a rep who would use a Cellebrite machine to move the list to the new phone. But the Cellebrite machine also figured in a long-running real-life battle betweenIn December 2015, Syed Rizwan Farook and his wife Tashfeen Malik killed 14 people and wounded 22 while committing a terror attack in San Bernardino.
. Reportedly, the FBI spent around $1 million to get Cellebrite to crack the phone and when it did, it found nothing in the device related to terror attacks.Back then, the daily coverage of the FBI's attempt to open Farook's iPhone 5c gave plenty of exposure to the Israeli-based company. But now, Cellebrite is telling the police and government agencies to keep quiet about the company and its machines.
Legal experts are not happy with Cellebrite's behavior because the whole process needs to be transparent so that judges feel comfortable authorizing future searches of phones and allowing any evidence found to be used in court. Experts say that secrecy hurts defendants and the rights of the public.
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