Does anybody know where to find those chips that are sold by ebay members from Italy . They must a place in the world where it' snot expensive .
Thanks for your help
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What is it for?
I think he or she is talking about these. Or the chip used to make them, anyway.
I am talking about this :
http://cgi.ebay.com/Telefono-Microspia-GSM-distanza-ill...QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
http://cgi.ebay.com/Telefono-Microspia-GSM-distanza-ill...QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
In fact , what they call chip is something like a relay .It takes the power from the phone when a call is made and establishes a contact between the two wires . Two for the power and two for the contact . It's very small and I don't know the name in electronic .
Wouldn't that be against the law? Maybe not, but it sure sounds invasive.
What you do with your tool is what your brain wants and no more .
If ebay allows it to be sold, something tells me it must not be illegal. But, maybe I'm missing the little picture. Maybe it's an Italian thing.
Could be but I sure wouldn't appreciate it being used on my conversation! It does surprise me that it is legal because you cannot tap someone's phone without a court order nor tape a conversation without permission in the States.
Not true.quote:Originally posted by Mrs.M.:
... nor tape a conversation without permission in the States.
It is in this state and it is in Florida!!
USA secret services tapes worldwide communication and nobody says it's illegal !
This does not shock you ?England makes video of their crowd in most of their big cities nnot shocking ?Most of the shops have video system ,not shocking as well ?
Everybody in the world tries to have more information .
This does not shock you ?England makes video of their crowd in most of their big cities nnot shocking ?Most of the shops have video system ,not shocking as well ?
Everybody in the world tries to have more information .
Maybe so, but it's not a Federal law.quote:Originally posted by Mrs.M.:
It is in this state and it is in Florida!!
Infact this little part that upset you is a single relay or semiconductor relay or solid-state relay relay . Nothing shocking ,just the way you could use it !
What the Secret Service does does not shock me because I am familiar with what that government agency does.
I just googled the part about taping conversations and it varies state by state but in almost all cases one of the parties conversing must be aware they are being taped. In some states, both parties must be aware of it. Bugging is simply illegal for the man on the street, so to speak.
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I just googled the part about taping conversations and it varies state by state but in almost all cases one of the parties conversing must be aware they are being taped. In some states, both parties must be aware of it. Bugging is simply illegal for the man on the street, so to speak.
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True. Only ONE, not BOTH. I can tape any coversation I want with another person without that person's knowledge - even over the phone.quote:Originally posted by Mrs.M.:
but in almost all cases one of the parties conversing must be aware they are being taped.
"Secret Service" - not much of a secret; not much of a service.
In SOME states one and in SOME state you both must know, but you cannot eavesdrop or tape as a third party ever.
YES! Which state requires both?quote:Originally posted by Mrs.M.:
In SOME states one and in SOME state you both must know, but you cannot eavesdrop or tape as a third party ever.
NO!quote:Originally posted by Mrs.M.:
... nor tape a conversation without permission in the States.
BETTER!quote:Should have been posted by Mrs.M.:
... nor tape a conversation without permission in maybe some of the States.
Twelve states require, under most circumstances, the consent of all parties to a conversation. Those jurisdictions are California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, and Washington. Be aware that you will sometimes hear these referred to inaccurately as “two-party consent” laws. If there are more than two people involved in the conversation, all must consent to the taping.
If you go to my post a few back and click where it says " Click Here" you can read it. That is exacly what I did to see exactly how the states stood on the issue. However, I, in the beginning was refering to listening devices such as what I think this thing he wants is for. Then, you won't have to keep correcting me. You will know for yourself what states require what!
If you go to my post a few back and click where it says " Click Here" you can read it. That is exacly what I did to see exactly how the states stood on the issue. However, I, in the beginning was refering to listening devices such as what I think this thing he wants is for. Then, you won't have to keep correcting me. You will know for yourself what states require what!
Mrs. M. - The regulations you are describing concern telecommunications (phone conversations). While it may be argued that these laws are applicable to the 'spy phone' modification, it could also be said that the 'conversation' is taking place with only one participant (the owner of the phone, who would be calling his own cell phone). The 'background' conversations heard over this connection would probably fall into a totally different law; presumably the one that covers recording of persons in public (there are release forms for this situation on several of the photography websites - goes along with taking pictures of people in public). The 'spy phone' modification is akin to those tiny little cameras that people are using to monitor thier babysitter ... and probably has varying regulations from state to state.