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Title: iPhone Spy Stick Recovers All Those Tiger Woods Texts
Post by: javajolt on August 17, 2010, 06:11:50 AM

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What the Stealth Bot did for catching indiscretions on computers the iPhone Spy Stick will do  this time around for the iPhone. Yes the iPhone Spy Stick would have been handy for Elin with Tiger and probably Sandra and Jesse, if they had this little baby.

You’ll be able recover deleted texts, appointments, searches on Google maps, contacts, and more.  All this data can be transferred to a computer for viewing and seething at another time. Just hook up your ‘loved’ ones iPhone to the iPhone Spy Stick and away we go with sucking its possible scandalous guts. Currently the iPhone Spy Stick is only compatible with Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7.

It also only works with  iPhones running iOS 3.2.1 and earlier with support for the iPhone 4 coming in October. So till then cheaters who own an iPhone 4 are safe. The iPhone Spy Stick retails for $199.95.

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Title: iPhone Spy USB Stick Might Be More Evil Than It Sounds
Post by: javajolt on August 19, 2010, 04:49:27 AM

Not only does the iPhone Spy Stick seem to serve a particularly shady raison d’etre, but it seems ready to kick you squarely between your wallet’s thighs while it does so.

Basically, the iPhone Spy Stick is a dongle that can be plugged into the bottom of any iPhone running iOS 3.x. Once connected, it will begin slurping up all of the private data you not only thought was secure, but might have even deleted, including internet history, contacts, text messages, photos and more.

That functionality isn’t necessarily evil, of course: data recovery can be totally benign. The name of the product, though, hints at more insidious motives, and the price is certainly extortionate: $199. As a commenter over at Gizmodo notes, that’s a lot of money for a “SQLite front-end and a fake iTunes data layer server.” You’ve got to be really suspicious of your spouse’s infidelities to drop bank on this.

Read more at Brickhouse Security (http://www.brickhousesecurity.com/iphone-spy-data-recovery-stick.html)