George Presents ‘Doctor! Doctor! My Smartphone Says I’m Sick!’ at Pint of Science 2017. His presentation revealed that we have way to much information on our phones.
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Digital Investigation is The International Journal of Digital Forensics and Incident Response which supports open access.
