There is a company called FlexiSpy who claim to have software that will enable you to listen to a cell phone conversation. The trouble is you will need to be able to get hold of the person’s phone who you want to spy on so that you can install the software onto it. This software will then collect all the data on that cell phone that is available and send it to your web account, which means that you can view it from any computer.
You can program this software so that it looks out for any incoming calls from particular numbers so that you can listen in to the conversation and surrounding noise. At the moment, this software is only compatible with BlackBerry, all Nokia 60, and Windows phones, but apparently, new ones are being added.
The downside to this, of course, is that not only is listening to someone else’s calls immoral, but it is also illegal. That isn’t to say that there are never any circumstances when it is possible to listen in to a cell phone conversation, but you need to get a court order and have to be able to show evidence that there is no other way of detecting a criminal or subversive action. This, of course, means that phone tapping is not something that the ordinary man in the street is able to do. Instead, phone tapping is the domain of government agencies.
There are instances when phone calls are routinely recorded, usually for training purposes, to improve customer services, or for the protection of either caller, but in these instances the caller is usually advised of the matter so they can make the decision of whether they want to proceed with it or not.
You can program this software so that it looks out for any incoming calls from particular numbers so that you can listen in to the conversation and surrounding noise. At the moment, this software is only compatible with BlackBerry, all Nokia 60, and Windows phones, but apparently, new ones are being added.
The downside to this, of course, is that not only is listening to someone else’s calls immoral, but it is also illegal. That isn’t to say that there are never any circumstances when it is possible to listen in to a cell phone conversation, but you need to get a court order and have to be able to show evidence that there is no other way of detecting a criminal or subversive action. This, of course, means that phone tapping is not something that the ordinary man in the street is able to do. Instead, phone tapping is the domain of government agencies.
There are instances when phone calls are routinely recorded, usually for training purposes, to improve customer services, or for the protection of either caller, but in these instances the caller is usually advised of the matter so they can make the decision of whether they want to proceed with it or not.
