Media.db-- this is one of those things
that, it just came out with Apple.
When people are like, wait, Apple
is going to look for child exploitation in your pictures?
Guess what.
Android and Apple have been doing it for a very long time.
If you swipe into your pictures and you type the word dog,
it's going to show you dogs.
If you type horse, it's going to show you horses.
Same thing is true with Android.
If you type plants, if you type drinks, if you type bar,
it's going to take you to all those.
What it's doing in media.db, it is tracking scenes.
And there are some in here where I'm like, cast_iron_plants,
I don't even know what that means.
But is it scenery?
There's clothing, drinks, wine glasses, streets.
It's insane what is tracked on us.
This is awesome for forensics.
So this database has the Scene Parent Name, any Scene Name.
These are not user-created.
This is created by Android.
The File Path, when it was added, when it was modified,
how it's displayed, if it's deleted,
and where the person was when they took it.
Now, if coordinates aren't available,
it's because location services were not present,
or it's from third-party apps or something else.
But it's pretty amazing what we can get from it.