Social media investigation — what does the online profile really reveal?
Social media often reveals more than people realise. We analyse online activities and document relevant information — legally admissible and GDPR-compliant.
Individuals
Social Media Investigation
Social media have become an indispensable part of daily life. People consciously and unconsciously share information that reveals a great deal about their actual situation, activities and contacts. When you suspect that someone is not being honest — about income, lifestyle, relationships or health — a professional social media investigation can yield valuable and often decisive information. SAJ Recherche analyses online activities in a forensically sound manner and delivers legally admissible evidence.
What we investigate
What do we investigate?
We analyse publicly available online activities: profiles on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok and X, posts, photos, check-ins and contacts, forums, review sites and marketplaces, and archived or deleted content. All findings are documented in a forensically sound manner with metadata, URLs, timestamps and screenshots for legal admissibility.
When is this relevant?
Social media investigation provides valuable information in alimony disputes (lifestyle inconsistent with declared income), partner investigations, insurance fraud, sick leave while the employee is active online, stalking via anonymous profiles, and legal disputes. We exclusively use public information — no hacking, no logging into third-party accounts.
How does the investigation work?
You share the details and context. We advise on possibilities and expected results.
We determine the relevant platforms and sources.
We systematically analyse all online activities and document everything forensically. Deleted content is retrieved where possible.
You receive a report with screenshots, timelines and metadata, suitable for use in legal proceedings.
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⚖️ Legal framework
SAJ Recherche operates in compliance with the Dutch Private Security and Investigation Agencies Act (Wpbr) and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR/AVG). All investigations are conducted under POB licence 8779, issued by the Ministry of Justice and Security.
Legal recognition and licences
Frequently asked questions
Do you only use public sources?
Can social media evidence be excluded by the court?
Can deleted posts still be retrieved?
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