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Make a wireless bug using nothing but a cell phone with headphones

We all have a need for a mistake: Sometimes you may have the need to spy on someone with a wireless microphone. I think I have the most practical solution for you. You don’t have to buy an expensive spy device or anything complicated. You may already have what you need if you have an unused cell phone that has service.

Here’s what you do: You need to have an extra cell phone that has service. You can use any of these disposable phones you buy at Walmart for any other store, they’re only $10. You’ll also need to get the headset that goes with the phone if they’re not included. The smart thing to do is find a way to hide the error.

time to actNote: With just a little initiative and planning, you’re only limited by the battery life and airtime you have on your phone. This will be an on-demand bug that you can turn on and off under your control. It’s so obvious that I’m surprised most people don’t do this when they need a bug.

Like a “real” spy: The same trick was used in the Burn Notice series starring Jeffrey Donovan as Michael Weston. However, you won’t have to do everything he did for this to work. If you want to be more careful, you can do what he did. The only difference between his error and mine is that I don’t have to desolder the speaker wires inside the phone. That way there is no electronic technical work in my process.

The preparation: Make sure your batteries are charged. Make sure you have activated the phone if it is a new phone. Connect the headset to the cell phone. Almost all cell phones have an auto-answer option when headphones are connected. Choose the auto-answer option on the phone. Make sure the ringtone is silent, and if there are options to turn off the lights, turn them off and make sure vibration is turned off. Also, make sure that the messaging or SMS also set to silent and no vibration mode. You don’t want to be ratted out by a free message from the service provider.

now comes your part: Before doing anything else, be sure to test your error. Next, you will have to find the hiding place of this critter. You have to put it in a place where it can pick up the conversation you are trying to intercept. I can’t help you with this because I don’t know if you want to put it in a car or a room or a house. You can hide it in something as simple as a box of Kleenex under a layer of tissue.

option b: You could accidentally leave the phone. If it doesn’t flicker, vibrate or make noise, no one will notice. That can be your choice, since no one would suspect that you hit him anywhere. Instead, it’s out in the open where everyone can see it and everyone knows you left it there.

timing is everything: Now what you need to do is know when your target is in the area of ​​the phone. How you do this is up to you. Either you have someone helping you or you are just looking or you are just guessing due to habits of when a person will be in the place. So you just call the cell phone from your own phone. That phone won’t ring because you have it set to silent. You should reply because you are on auto reply. Just listen that’s all you have to do now.

To record or not to recordNote: I will not discuss how to connect the recording device to the phone at this time, maybe in another article. However, if you decide to record your listening, be sure to check your state’s laws before proceeding. Most likely you will not use the recording of the conversation in any type of legal situation. It is likely that the recording of the conversation is illegal. However, it is a great source of intelligence by any means.

Be your own detective: At any time, the espionage operation like this will always be safe.

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