Can police access emails?

So that could include who emailed you and when, but not the contents of the actual email. Search warrant: This gives law enforcement access to content itself, specifically stored content, which includes emails, photos, videos, posts, direct messages, and location information.

Can police access your Google account?

But police can get other information like your name, address and telephone number, credit card information and IP address (used to identify the computer used to sign into an account), with a subpoena, which, unlike a warrant, does not require a demonstration of probable cause of suspicion.

What is relevant police information?

Each Police Force maintains a local record of information, which can be used to disclose information referred to on a disclosure in the ‘other relevant information’ section on an enhanced check. It is often more commonly referred to as ‘non-conviction information’ or ‘police intelligence’.

What information is held on the Police National Computer?

The Police National Computer is one of the main sources of information accessed when a Disclosure and Barring Service check is made. The Police National Computer holds indefinite records of a person’s convictions and cautions which will be revealed in a Disclosure and Barring Service check.

Can law enforcement access my Facebook?

Law enforcement officials seeking account records from Facebook or Instagram must address their request to Facebook Inc. A government-issued email address is required to access the Law Enforcement Online Request System.

Who can access police national computer?

What is on the Police National Computer?

• Persons Wanted for Extradition (Found in Article 26).
• Missing Persons (Found in Article 32).
• People Wanted for Judicial Purposes (Found in Article 34).
• People or Vehicles Requiring Discreet Checks (Found in Article 36).