‘KAMAS LITE’ released the solution for lost data on ‘LINE’

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Thanks to the convenient development, people in the world became able to have a conversation, share data as well as…

On account of further popularization of smartphone, the number of
On account of further popularization of smartphone, the number of users of mobile messengers has been soared. There is the highest rate of people using LINE in Japan. According to MMC lab, it is estimated that 85 percent of Japanese SNS users use LINE, and now the program turned to an essential communication method instead of e-mail.

Thanks to the convenient development, people in the world became able to have a conversation, share data as well as pictures, and do their business with their partners overseas through these Mobile Apps. Nevertheless, users still experience difficulties with restoring the shared data on the app in case the information or the data are erased by accident.

In order to make up for this, a leading company in mobile forensic solution, INZTS (INZ Technology Services) is going to release the official version of ‘KAMAS Lite’ that enables people to simply retrieve lost data on mobile apps, and the service is soon available all over the world.

KAMAS Lite is a solution that people can retrieve the lost data via internet by using their desktop computer without calling upon specialists and professional skills. What you need to do is to connect your mobile with a program downloaded from their webpage and wait 10 mins to restore the lost conversation, pictures and data. Korean and English are currently available, and Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, French, and Arabic services are started in March.

The data on WhatsApp, Line, Viber, and KakaoTalk is currently restorable trough the app, and the company plans to add the service on Facebook Messenger, Skype, Telegram etc., in March.

A representative of INZTS said “KAMAS Lite is an advanced concept program, it allows people to retrieve the lost or deleted data regardless of whether or not it happens by accident or on purpose.” “I hope it becomes a great help for those who have difficulties due to lost data.”

KAMAS Lite offers the free trial of the program from March 10 to 20. People are formally charged to use the service from March 21. The further information on the participation in the free trial is available on www.mkamas.com.

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