During the trial of man accused of rape and murder in Germany, police introduced data from the suspect’s Apple health app to link him to the act, the BBC reported last week. While the suspect refused to grant police access to his phone, investigators utilized a cyber-forensics firm from Munich to break into the device in question. In gaining access, the police were then able to paint a picture of the physical attack with the data collected by the health app. Peter Egetemaier, chief of police, reportedly told the court that this was the first instance of correlating health and geo-data. 
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