If you've ever watched virtually every spy movie or James Bond movie you are familiar with " bugs "- those small metal dime-sized things that the wicked would secretly stick in someone's office to record a conversation in the room picked up by a receiver in their car Or, the phone has been" exploited. "- the device was inside the receiver
How primitive Because these days, your entire computer, mobile, tablet and online activities can be "tapped" -.! without someone one coming into your home or espionage-made remote desktop with spyware. They know what you post on Facebook, which videos you watch, what secrets you say or hiding anything and everything. They can even be watching you as you type or recording your keystrokes.
Spyware companies sell the technology and it is legal to buy. Spyware ranges from $ 40 to $ 0 per month. On the basis of their turnover, it is possible that the Internet millions of users are spied on.
The sale of spyware is perfectly legal, as mentioned, even though it may go into wrong hands. But it is similar to legal sales and use of knives. In the wrong hands, even a butter knife could be a dangerous weapon.
Although some spyware devices must be physically installed on the device of the target (for example, the woman installed on her husband's unit, the employer installed on the device employee, parent on the child's device), some devices can be installed remotely.
This is not as techy as you think. Spyware companies want to make money, so they made it easy to install and use their products. Parents who want to know what happens with their teens are attracted to this technology. So are psycho-stalkers.
Spyware is a big hit with people who want to know if their spouse or significant other is cheating on them, and many even focus on this in their ads. Another demographic that is attracted about spyware are employers who want to see what their employees are.
But let us not forget that a thief could spy on someone to get their credit card number, passwords and other vital information and then use it to drain their bank accounts, max their credit card or open a new credit card in their name and go wild with it.
spyware can also be used to spy on telephone calls after the snooper (or stalker) puts the application in the phone. There are cases where violent men have done all this on the phone of their partner after partner fled from them, and then track them down and violence committed against them. So spyware should be banned? Well, it goes back to the butter knife analogy.
Spyware away with the law because of its strong legitimacy in terms of parents keeping an eye on their children, employers and employees think they are goofing on the job monitoring. However, the employer may go further and "follow" when the employee continues lunch break or to see if they've been to this great game of basketball when they called in sick.
This is the pushing, but it can go even further: spyware client could intercept telephone calls, text messages and anything else the target unsuspecting does on their smartphone. However, even if spyware was released in the mid 0s, there were only three prosecutions. If it is still forbidden, the parents go berserk.
How many times have you read about something horrible that a young person has done, which was somehow connected to their online business, and you thought, "Where were the parents when all this was happening? Were they not monitoring the online activities of their children? parents do not care what their child is doing online? "Etc., etc.?
If these parents had one of these spyware programs, maybe they would have stifled their children's problems in the bud and tragedy averted. But do not let these cases go wrong: Parents are a large percentage of clients spyware
spyware Critics will not back down, including legislators, and perhaps why some companies require customers identify. as parents or employers to use their applications. It's more like defensive TOS, since anyone can claim that they are a parent or supervisor in the workplace without having to prove it. What is a business will really make ... send a private investigator to see if the new user does not really have a teenager?
Now that you know more about spyware, how can you prevent someone from bugging your phone or computer? Keep your locking devices. Never leave your phone where you can get.
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