SQLite is a popular database format present in many mobile systems and is used for structured data storage. SQLite is open source and, unlike many other databases, it is compact and offers a lot of functionality. Android supports SQLite through dedicated APIs and hence developers can take advantage of it. SQLite databases are a rich source of forensic data. The SQLite files used by apps are generally stored under /data/data/<ApplicationPackageName>/databases. For example, in the case of the Android email app, the following screenshot shows the SQLite files present in its databases folder. We will examine these details more in the next sections. From a forensic point of view, they are highly valuable since they often store lot of important data handled by the application.