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MID-MICHIGAN (WJRT) — (05/19/09)–What if someone could spy on you using something you carry every day? They could know exactly where you are, and even tap into your private conversations, all by hijacking your cell phone. Security experts say it’s happening often thanks to technology readily available on the Internet. Just think how many times [...]

You can be monitored by Cell Phone Tapping – Video

by TapCellPhoneGuy on March 16, 2008

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IW1o3dlFkAw

Phone Tapping in India

by TapCellPhoneGuy on December 10, 2007

Phone tapping incident in Rizwanur

KOLKATA: Rizwanur Rahman feared that his cellphone was tapped, a suspicion that CID refused to deny on Thursday. Rizwanur’s suspicion grew when police grilled him on information that he had shared only with Priyanka, select friends and relatives over cellphone. He had, in fact, disclosed his fears to close friends and switched to another service [...]

Cell Phone Tapping and Eavesdropping

by TapCellPhoneGuy on December 8, 2006

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Did you know that your innocent-looking little cell phone can be used to listen in on your regular conversations – conversations which aren’t even taking place on your cellphone but just in the room in which your cell phone is sitting – without you even knowing? Known as a “roving bug”, this technology can be [...]

Phone Tapping the Royal Family

by TapCellPhoneGuy on August 9, 2006

Even the royal family is not safe from phone tapping crimes.

LONDON – An editor at a large British newspaper and another man were charged with conspiring to intercept phone messages Wednesday, as police investigate allegations of eavesdropping on officials working for Prince Charles. Clive Goodman, 48, editor of the royalty section for the News of the World tabloid, and Glen Mulcaire, 35, are suspected of [...]

Phone Tapping and Traffic

by TapCellPhoneGuy on October 25, 2005

Bad driver? You can now be monitored through cell phone tapping and phone tap technology.

JEFFERSON CITY, Missouri — Driving to work, you notice the traffic beginning to slow. And because you have your cell phone on, the government senses the delay, too. A congestion alert is issued, automatically updating electronic road signs and websites and dispatching text messages to mobile phones and auto dashboards. In what would be the [...]