Apple and Google have been one of the biggest proponents of keeping mobile data safe, but sometimes law enforcement needs access to emails, social posts, location data, and text messages. A New York County district attorney report argues that Google and Apple should give law enforcement access to user smartphone data, and in a report details the methods for extracting information from smartphones and other Android or iOS devices with or without the owner's permission when served a search warrant. The report suggests Apple can reset a locked phone with physical access to the device, and Google can do a similar process remotely.