The phone isn’t what saves them. They are all automatically saved on the phone companies server. The user can’t delete that copy even if they want to. This whole thing is a smoke screen. These texts must be very, very damning.
Cancel every contract that the Fed has with Samsung. I guarantee within a day, all those text messages will be found.
Funny but I don’t seem to remember Samsung issuing a tech alert or recall for this problem.
How odd that only FBI issued Samsungs were affected.
Certainly do that too.
However, deleted texts from the phone itself is a red flag.
I would examine every phone. Every single one to narrow
the focus of who to investigate further before I went to the carrier
or NSA.
Of course, I would order the carrier to maintain all phone records
and texts.
The phone isn’t what saves them. They are all automatically saved on the phone companies server. The user can’t delete that copy even if they want to. This whole thing is a smoke screen. These texts must be very, very damning.
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Dollars to donuts says the FBI will either threaten the phone companies to make them delete the records or the leFtBI will hack into the phone company database and delete the records. Being inept, they’ll get caught and explain it as another “glitch “.