Out with the Old Spying Techniques, In with Real Spy Gadgets
Tuesday, January 26th, 2010 | Standards
We are all familiar with the spies portrayed in movies – those who disguises as someone else by attaching a moustache plus wearing a hat, cross dressing, and following the person being spied on like a stalker. But with the release of James Bond movies, you can see how spying becomes high-end and technological. Goodbye with the disguise, hello to the real spy gadgets!
One of the most well-known spy gadgets is a hidden or spy camera. Hidden cameras nowadays are small in dimension and incorporated to such common things seen everyday. Because it’s so small, you wouldn’t notice it. Hidden cameras can be placed in exits signs, books or even in light bulbs. So indoors or outdoors, you can have a nice time spying with it. On the other hand, if you are annoyed of unwanted calls, and you don’t know who’s calling, a phone manager keep track on the number of the caller. Other gadgets have voice changing or scrambling features that you can use to avoid someone or to spy on someone by changing your natural voice so you wouldn’t be recognized. Binoculars are always present when it comes to spying and we all know how it works. Through binoculars, we can see long distances – zoom in the lenses to spy on other people from afar.
Just a friendly reminder: do not ever spy on people just to play pranks on them. Be cautious and careful, and use the gadgets only in the right circumstances.