So, your virtual stalking skills are primo, but monitoring the fine details of real-life is a little trickier. You've mastered using Facebook to track the location and activities of your social network, but now, to make things easier in real life, consider getting the (privacy-breaching, evasive) Spy Ear.
Feeling a little insecure in your relationship? Find out what your boyfriend or girlfriend is really up to when you're not around. The device connects to your cell phone and is very easy to use -- just stick your SIM card in the Spy Ear and use another phone to call your number. After it connects just kick back, listen, and pray that karma doesn't come back to get you!
What's Driving This Trend
- Virtual Stalking
- Opportunity for privacy and security software for individuals' online presence.
- Eavesdropping Technology
- Opportunity to create secure communication technology that can't be intercepted or accessed by unauthorized users.
- Personal Surveillance
- Opportunity for privacy protection devices to prevent invasion or harassment.
Who This Affects Most
- Mobile Device
- Innovative designs or technologies can be created to equip a mobile device with secure connectivity or prevent unauthorized access.
- Security/surveillance
- Innovative security measures can be invented to protect personal privacy against devices like Spy Ear.
- Relationship Counseling
- Couples therapy may incorporate privacy and surveillance education to promote healthy relationships.
