So here's what it's going to look like.
It's going to show you the current screen.
And you can choose the up or down arrow.
So do you want to scroll up in the conversation
or down in the conversation?
It will start capturing screenshots
from that application of interest.
You can always do Add Additional.
You can Abort at any time, and you can select Next.
If you abort, it will save what it captured at that point.
You could specify and say, I want all messages
from this time period.
If you go back and you choose Generic,
you have total control.
As you're scrolling through, you could actually
capture the Settings.
You could capture something weird
you see running on the system if it looks like malware.
It is 100% up to you on what you can do.
Here, we can see we're doing Facebook,
and I did this through Generic.
And then over here, I think I'm doing WhatsApp.
And you can see the same thing.
Now, what's interesting is, once these items are captured,
they can then be ingested into Physical Analyzer.
And it's essentially an OCR-type action
that happens in the background.
So you can keyword search anything
that you find in the chat capture.
Now, where you may want to do this-- and this
is so important.
I worked a case where there was an adult male talking
to a child.
If you read the messages going back and forth,
it doesn't look so bad when it's in a conversation view.
However, if you actually put the pictures with the conversation,
it completely changes the entire context of that conversation.
So in that situation, let's say, that was through WhatsApp.
If you could see what he was typing to the child and then
the picture in between, that could completely
change how someone understands what
you're trying to tell them.
Versus me-- I was trying to include a table of conversation
bubbles and then putting stars and different symbols,
like 1, 2, 3, and showing where those pictures belong.
It was a nightmare.
Something like this would have really helped me.
So just think outside the box on what
is going to make what you're seeing clear to someone that
has zero smartphone knowledge?