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How to Tell If Your Office is Bugged
Many states allow employers to record all common areas of the building -- including offices. Most of us are used to being monitored when using the company's computers, but it is unnerving to think of being secretly monitored in the office.
Generally, any monitoring should only be done as a condition of your employment. There are very narrow lines where spying is allowed. Regardless of your position in an organization, no senior official or executive has the right to record you unless done lawfully.

Spy Listening Devices For Surveillance
Years ago, only heavy audio recording devices were available for collecting audio recordings. They were pretty bulky by today's standards. Those devices often worked within a minimal range and picked up a lot of background noise.
The spy industry has transformed mightily in the past ten years. Small, highly technical listening devices worldwide have entirely changed the bugging device market. While we aren't legally allowed to sell actual wireless bugging devices (with a separate transmitter and receiver) to consumers in America, we do have a wide array of hidden listening devices that work well.

What Is A Spy Pen?
A spy pen looks just like an ordinary pen, except it can record sounds discretely. Some spy pens have a special pen camera that allows people to record video and audio.
It's a fully functional ballpoint pen that you can keep in your jacket pocket. They have an ink cartridge, and most of them come with replacement ink cartridges. Ink cartridges and ink refills allow buyers to use them for their primary writing function at work and home without anyone knowing it's a recording device.

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Audio Surveillance Buyer's Guide

Body-Worn Camera Buyer's Guide
So what’s available for body-worn video recording equipment? Body-worn equipment can be used in many applications, from secret shopping to recording personal interactions. Certain types of body-worn cameras can have advantages over others, but it all depends on what the situation demands.
Handheld Body-worn cameras are normally items such as pens, flash drives, and even Bluetooth earpieces. More advanced body-worn kits can have audio, extra battery packs, and even a built-in LCD screen on the DVR to be able to review video anywhere, anytime. Less expensive models like glasses or pens require the video to be played off the SD card and usually through a computer. Some other items can be connected directly to a monitor to review footage.

Where To Hide A Voice-Activated Recorder In A Car
When choosing a spot to hide a voice recorder, there are two main factors you'll want to consider. First, you'll want to pick a spot where your target cannot easily see the recorder. And fortunately, a vehicle offers many great hiding places to choose from. Second, you need to find a spot...

Spy Vs Spy
During the Cold War, technology was already getting smaller and smaller. But it was still hard to conceal entire radio transmitter devices on a person without making it evident to the people in their vicinity.
Fortunately, the Spy Shoe transmitter made it easy for agents to carry a radio transmitter deep into enemy territory discreetly.

How To Find A GPS Tracker On Your Car

The 6 Best Lecture Recorders For Students
In recent decades, colleges and universities have been putting an increasingly larger workload on students. Because of this, students need to start taking a different approach to how they study...

The Best Dash Cameras For Truck Drivers
If you have been driving for any length of time, you are keenly aware that most drivers are not as conscientious as they should be. Truck drivers spend more time on the road than anyone else...

Single Channel vs Dual Channel Dash Cams
As you shop dash cams for sale, you’ll see both single-channel and dual-channel dash cameras. Which one should you buy? The word channel refers to the number of cameras used in the dash camera kit and whether it only records the front or includes a second camera that also records the rear...

Can a Radio Frequency Detector Locate GSM and UHF?

Are Dash Cams Worth It?
Dash cams are onboard cameras that record a vehicle’s front or rearview ( or sometimes both! ) continuously, often in short, segmented videos to protect against data corruption and file loss...

The Pros and Cons of Using Dash Cams

Dash Cams Vs. GoPro: Should You Use A GoPro As A Dash Cam?
You can never be too safe when you’re on the highway, especially when it comes to today’s massive modern freeways and interstate, which sometimes have many lanes in each direction...

Best Fleet Dashcam Review
As a business owner with a fleet, protecting your business is paramount. When people see a business logo on the side of a car, they immediately assume that it has excellent insurance coverage and often push harder to place the blame on a commercial vehicle than they would in a standard car accident...

Mini Wrist Band Voice Activated Recorder Review

Maintaining Your Security Camera System

What is TVI, CVI and SDI?

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