New Version of Spy Software for Windows Mobile Released
We have no comment on whether this software is ethical. But now you can spy on your spouse, children or employees with newly enhanced Windows Mobile software.
Big Brother Comes to Your PDA and Mobile Phone
Vervata Co. Ltd. announced today that it has released new versions of its controversial FlexiSPY mobile phone spy software for Blackberry, Windows Mobile, and the latest Nokia Series 60 phones.
The FlexiSPY software, which runs invisibly in the background and can only be accessed using a secret code, is available in two versions PRO and LIGHT.
FlexiSPY LIGHT silently records all SMS messages, Call Logs, and Emails and the device location. It then uploads this information via GPRS to a secure server for viewing and analysis. Users simply log into their secure web accounts to access all phone activity recorded by FlexiSPY. FlexiSPY PRO includes all of the features of FlexiSPY Light plus the ability to secretly switch the phone’s microphone on from any other phone; thereby listening into the target’s surroundings.
FlexiSPY has already been used successfully worldwide to expose extramarital affairs, disloyal employee activities, and to protect children from predators and SMS bullying. The additional versions now bring these benefits to many more people.
“After launching FlexiSPY around the world, we’ve received numerous testimonials from customers who have caught their spouses cheating on them, their children behaving inappropriately, and from company executives who have used FlexiSPY to nab disloyal employees,” says Atir Raihan, Managing Director of Vervata Co. Ltd. “FlexiSPY can be used by anyone with access to a supported mobile device and is a great way to verify and deal appropriately with such activities.”
FlexiSPY is neither a Trojan nor a virus. FlexiSPY does not masquerade itself as something it is not, nor does it replicate itself as a virus would. FlexiSPY must be consciously installed on the device by a user who has physical possession of that device.
“While spying on people may seem unethical, cheating spouses, rogue employees sharing private company data, or unsuspecting children receiving SMS messages from pedophiles are all activities nobody wants to see happen,” says Raihan. “FlexiSPY is just like the various software applications that have been around for years that you can install on your PC to monitor inappropriate activities; we’ve brought that technology to the mobile platform. The majority of private communications take place via cell phones and email and there’s nothing wrong with watching out for yourself and protecting your children by monitoring those communications.”
FlexiSPY is already used by and for law enforcement, cost control, device deployments, legal compliance, and mobile data backup.
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Maaaan I love that ad.
“I knew it…. Thanks to flexispy I finally figure out my wife was cheating on me with my brother. I had a bad felling(yes.. felling) about this for over a year. After the divorce, my life is so much better now.
Thanks FlexiSPY! I’m free again!
This could be You, Divorced”
NO lie.. I dont know if th ad will be up there at the top of this page anymore, BUT MAN that had me rolling in stiches.
The dude is naked and about to get his loving on with some new woman. LMAO
I think thats a pic of his brother with his slutty wife
;->
amfdfireinside is totally right. I mean “This could be you, Divorced” it’s like saying, here is the way to get rid of the wife. What spouse would willingly let their partner put this on their phone? There! A divorce without even downloading the stupid software. All because you didn’t trust them.
…Get a divorce “for the children.”
This voyeuristic culture appears to have spawned yet another tool for ready abuse by the masses. I suppose someone will soon figure out a way to push this software out to a victim’s phone. And if it’s something we can already purchase, you can bet the ability is probably built into the phones anyway - just like GPS.
Stalkers and corporate espionage rejoice. Oh well, you can’t stop “progress,” eh?
I have a bad “felling” about this software.
Seems to me that using this software is a clear violation of the Communication Act of 1934 (establishing the FCC and FCC authority), part of which makes cell phone communications private and therefor illegal to monitor, even if you have the technical capability. So, if you catch your wife cheating, you can’t actually do anything about it because you will go to jail and she will get everything, anyway. I would rather be ignorant.