Posted on 26/01/12, filed under Spy Equipment | No Comments
Spy equipment can be used for all many of situations, and here we’d like to focus on it’s ability to track a mobile phone.
The mobile tracking devices which are widely available are generally easy to use and available for everyone. You do, however, need to bear in mind the guidelines which are set by mobile phone companies in the use of mobile monitoring devices. One of the most important of which is that you actually need to have permission from the mobile phone owner in order to be able to track them. Useful for keeping track of your kids, not so great if you’re secretly checking out what your wife’s up to after dropping the kids at
Mobile tracking devices, as spy equipment goes, are easy to use. You will receive some software which is simple to install on a handset and this will allow you to start tracking the location of the mobile anywhere in the world. The software works covertly within the handset, so there is no indication to the user of the phone that they are being tracked – which kind of defeats the idea of the person being informed beforehand. We’re well aware that people use this software illegally but in no way endorse usage of that nature. Great though if your mobile has been stolen and you will be able to trace it without the thief knowing that you can locate them!
People who have been tracked without their permission often feel like they have been stalked from afar. Imagine someone knowing where you are at all times…not nice. So, we say, stick to keeping tabs on the kids, employees (especially with businesses involving deliveries so you can advise customers on timescales), your other half – if they are game – and leave the secret monitoring of your loved ones well alone.
Posted on 25/01/12, filed under Spy Equipment | No Comments
Onlinespyshop.co.uk’s GSM Audio Adapter with Sound Detection is an amazing piece of kit.
This gadget is one of their fully functional voice recorders which is mains powered and has a sound detection feature. This GSM Adapter operates just as you might expect from a standard electrical power supply however it has one very distinct feature: the hi-tech capability to allow you to dial into the integrated SIM card hidden inside the adapter and silently listen to the surrounding environment up to 15 feet away from where the adapter is plugged in!  The connection is completely automatic, therefore giving absolutely no indication to anyone in the vicinity that you are monitoring the audio surroundings.
As with all of Online Spy Shop’s voice recorders, the adapter is completely inconspicuous and can be visually examined without revealing its hidden capabilities. This gives you complete peace of mind that your surveillance tactics remain covert and undiscovered.
To use, all you have to do is simply plug the adapter into any 220 – 240v mains wall socket and use it just as you would as an everyday electrical device. The unit is powered from the mains power supply so it is ready to perform 24/7 without the need of any additional batteries or a recharge, giving you long-term audio monitoring surveillance without the hassle.
As voice recorders go, this is one clever cookie and a must if you need to monitor an area in complete secrecy.
Posted on 24/01/12, filed under News | No Comments
The Internet of Things…a curious phrase, but what does it mean for us? Quite simply, it is used to explain the phenomenon that every object in existence will be equipped with sensors, or connected in some way, which would mean that everything could be catalogued and represented virtually on the world wide web. Spy equipment 24/7…blows your mind, huh!
As if this wasn’t cool enough, researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) recently made an accidental discovery when studying what happened to used and discarded electronic devices. Their project, named ‘Backtalk’ involved developing and implementing two technologies to allow electronics to ‘self-report’ their locations worldwide after they were tossed out. While in the process of carrying out this research, Backtalk’s lab was broken into and one of the laptops which was used to record images was stolen along with other equipment. However, all was not lost, because thanks to the new tracking technologies developed for the project, the laptop was not lost for long! Because the machine was equipped for image capturing, photos of the thieves were sent back to the Backtrack researchers, and the laptop’s GPS reported its precise location so that police could track it down. The idea that the development of some spy equipment in a lab somewhere could mean that burglary is eradicated is pretty ‘out there’, even for us!
So, this whole ‘Internet of Things’ sounds like happy news to most of us law-abiding citizens but it could also bring a level of guilt to us too. If everything is traceable, it means that we’ll be more aware of the entire life cycle of our stuff. This means that when the last clothing bundle you gave to charity ultimately ends up on a landfill site in the future, it will be hard to ignore your role in polluting the world. In an ideal world it should make more people become Eco-aware and more conscious of not acquiring too much junk in the first place.
The Internet of Things will also play a vital role in making systems and the consumption of resources far more efficient, too. Putting a chip and wireless connection on lighting, heating and cooling systems, power grid devices and cars could lead to better management of resources, including energy, electricity, heating and fuel.
Spy equipment can be used for all many of situations, and here we’d like to focus on it’s ability to track a mobile phone.
