cellphone hacking

**iho250** · August 4th, 2008 04:51 AM

i'm just wondering...why would you worry if your wife knows who or what are you texting?...if i were you...if you're not doing anything "out of the ordinary", well...i'll just leave it as is..."spy on me all you want, you're not going to get anything from me!"

[SIZE=1]unless...there's something to worry about

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**ghosthunter** · August 4th, 2008 07:38 AM

Originally Posted by iho250

i'm just wondering...why would you worry if your wife knows who or what are you texting?...if i were you...if you're not doing anything "out of the ordinary", well...i'll just leave it as is..."spy on me all you want, you're not going to get anything from me!"

Trust & privacy issues. It doesn't seem to a big issue until it happens to you.

How would you like to have someone listening on your phone conversations as well as reading your email messages without your permission?

**iho250** · August 4th, 2008 08:03 AM

^^^ point taken

pero it would be better if he can approach her wife and ask how and why does she spy on him...she's his wife anyways, so he has the right to ask her that upfront, just my 2 cents...peace!

**empy** · August 4th, 2008 08:04 AM

you and your wife seem to have some serious trust issues. my respectful suggestion is to focus on fixing that first...

**iho250** · August 4th, 2008 08:22 AM

Originally Posted by empy

you and your wife seem to have some serious trust issues. my respectful suggestion is to focus on fixing that first...

+1 !! and this is exactly my point!

**20vanda01** · August 4th, 2008 08:29 AM

Well if you are not doing anything (no monkey business) then nothing to worry. If you have not done any monkey business, but have plans, then the wife probably is making her point that she can track your monkey business, and that could serve as your warning.

I don't encourage you to do so, but if you really need to do some monkey business, do it the old fashion way... 10 years ago pede namang mag monkey business na alang celfon...

**Galactus** · August 4th, 2008 09:27 AM

Re: intercepting calls and text messages, there is such a device. I believe that a German-made machine costs around US$ 150,000 and that the erstwhile PAOCTF had one. ISAFP meron din yata, but of course, these agencies will deny it to death.

Remember yung case ni Jun Lozada? Sinabihan siya nung isang "captor" niya na useless lang ang pagte-text niya ng patago, kasi nababasa din naman nila.

**BackSpace** · August 6th, 2008 05:05 PM

Pano ba ginawa don sa cloning ng phone ni will smith sa movie "Emeny of States"

**jeDi13** · August 6th, 2008 06:36 PM

i guess she's just bluffing.. and it seems that you are just guilty of what you are doing at your wife's back. if your transaction with someone else is legal, why worry if your wife can know all about your text messages or not?

just my two cents..

**Jun aka Pekto** · August 8th, 2008 01:56 AM

Originally Posted by ghosthunter

Trust & privacy issues. It doesn't seem to a big issue until it happens to you.

How would you like to have someone listening on your phone conversations as well as reading your email messages without your permission?

That's why I don't carry a cellphone with me when I travel. If I need to call home, I call either from the airport or the hotel room, mostly the latter.

Plus, I surf with the laptop via wired connection only. The only time I surf wirelessly is with the PSP (or an EeePC in the future).