Comments on: Cell Phone Spying: Is Your Life Being Monitored?

By: delmon

delmon — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 04:08:44 +0000

Shut up.

By: Amie

Amie — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 13:33:28 +0000

I have a woman who regularly listens to my phone conversations reads all my text and views my call logs. This information is not private. I know she is doing it she has told people about conversations we have had. And she got the software right online. How do I protect myself and is there anyway to prove they are doing it?
I understand by taking the battery out is one way. But she is a truly crazy person. And she wants to destroy me. Not sure why anyone has time to do that or why they would want to…..? But regaurdless how do I protect myself?

By: BD

BD — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 04:23:39 +0000

You’re a clown.

She went over the guard rail into a ravine, not a lake.

Look it up before you make stupid statements

http://www.cbc.ca/doczone/cellphones/saved.html

By: BD

BD — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 04:07:17 +0000

I happen to know the military was experimenting with human resonance “death waves”.

Whether or not it became that sound weapon that showed up at the recent G-20 meet or was seen in NYC at a protest is unknown to me

What was the freq they were using? This is an easy one if you know of what you speak

By: WRJames

WRJames — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 01:37:00 +0000

RFID is another issue altogether. RFID is very short range, it cannot be read by satellites or cell phone towers. But it can be used to track you. If you bought your shoes, for example, and paid with a credit card, and the shoes have a RFID chip embedded, then anywhere you go, every time you pass a RFID scanner, that info could be correlated and your movements tracked. Your cash purchases could be recorded as well. In theory, the technology could even be used in conjunction with ballot systems to record how you vote. Even without electronic ballots, if you feed your ballot into a scanner and a RFID reader is very close, your vote could be recorded if you anything on your person has a RFID and you purchased it with a credit card, AND OR if your card or drivers license or cell phone, or anything else identifying you has a RFID imbedded.

By: Mary Lamont

Mary Lamont — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 20:34:09 +0000

Organized stalking or gangstalking is a crime where every single area of the targeted victim’s life is compromised: First to go is the phone or computer. If someone hacked into your phone and then stalked you, you may already be a victim of this hate crime. Strangers are chosen based on if they are good people, educated, responsible, or happy. Its a lot more fun to watch such folks be destroyed. Organized stalking and gangstalking have websites. Look them up. If you are a victim there is help, support, and info. Mary

By: lostfor1

lostfor1 — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 17:55:58 +0000

ummmm creepy very creepy…. I had some number I didn’t know call my phone and was just breathing in the mouth piece…. then I had someone following me in a car all the way to my home…….. I don’t like knowing that some little puke face can sit there and listen in to my conversations, my text messages etc… including when my phone isn’t in use…. some people are really sick and twisted…. but how are you supposed to remove a battery with the iPhone?? it’s built in!….. Is anybody really safe anymore with all this bulls*t happening?????

By: Dean A. Glenn

Dean A. Glenn — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 21:23:11 +0000

In addition to the above, some of you may recall just a couple of years ago Congress and the US Department of Justice were at odds over whether or not internet access in general was tappable without a warrant. The DOJ said it was not, because it was covered under the Privacy Act of 1973. If you read further, the DOJ actually said that if Congress were to extend the Privacy Act to protect internet traffic and communication, many of their long-term monitoring operations would be detrimentally effected. It argued that access to the internet – even when connected via dial-up or dsl through telephone lines – was much like cb or ham radio communication – it should be considered as in the public domain and without expectation of or right to personal privacy.

By: Dean A. Glenn

Dean A. Glenn — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 17:28:27 +0000

HMMMMMMM!! Think about this one, people. If your cell phone and its mic and camera are all “tappable”, why couldn’t your cable tv box, analog-digital tv converter box, or your satellite reciever all be “tappable” as well? The answer is “THEY CAN!” In fact, those devices have been used for nearly three decades for exactly that purpose. That cover on that capability was nearly blown during the collapse of the Soviet Union. In Romania, it was widely publicized that telephones, televisions, and other hardwired bugs were all being monitored at underground facilities which were invaded and destroyed by citizens after the government fell there. In the US, we think our government would never, but the truth of the matter is that our government was only prevented from tapping our phones without a warrant by the Privacy Act of 1973. They were never prevented by law from using other tappable electronic devices, because nobody believed those devices to be tappable at that time. If you check, you will see that the first cable television networks came into being shortly after the passage of the Privacy Act. What most think is a one-way connection to your television is actually a transmit/receive connection into your living room and the rest of your home.

THINK ABOUT THAT FOR A MINUTE…..

By: Redbeard

Redbeard — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 11:42:48 +0000

I am not going to comment because my PC will be tracked, they will get my address at the boatyard and kill me!!!
LOL XXX

By: Willie

Willie — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 10:27:36 +0000

getting another phone may work for a while ..its been happing to me ..and i had the phone company reset my phone …and i turned my phone bluetooth off ..did not work ..not only that with some software they can hear you even if your phone is off..search internet for ‘cell spy’ spy equipment or cell spy….you will see…i have tried everything ..i have come with nothing as of this date…

By: willie

willie — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 10:20:26 +0000

bs..i know for a fact …that my co workers ..some work compeditors have got my contact list off my phone ..read my comments further up…search the internet for ‘listen in on cell calls’, ’spy equipment’ or cell spy’