PageFreezer Launches On-Demand Social Media Evidence Collection Service
Online evidence has played a major role in aiding cases from insurance fraud, divorce, to online IP infringement. Typically, the collection of social media and web pages is time-consuming and involves the installation and learning of complex software. Alternatively, investigators, lawyers, police and everyday people have collected online evidence by manually scrolling and taking screenshots of social media timelines and web pages.
"The problem with screenshots is that the resulting evidence does not meet court standards for data authenticity and integrity," explains
PageFreezer Legal has been designed as a quick and easy solution without the need for installing any software or paying subscription fees. To use the on-demand service, users simply visit https://www.legal.pagefreezer.com and type in the link of the web page or social media account they intend to capture for their case.
After paying with credit card, they will receive a complete court-ready evidence collection package by email within one business day that includes:
- time-stamped and digitally signed screen captures in PDF format
- HTML source code including metadata
- a full collection report
- easy import into eDiscovery systems using EDRM-XML
- a notarized affidavit is optional
PageFreezer is now taking evidence collection requests on a pay-as-you-go basis.
Start collecting your social media and website evidence with PageFreezer Legal on: https://www.legal.pagefreezer.com
MEDIA CONTACT:
Phone: 778 996 6063
Email: [email protected]
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