Top 10 Apps That Can Help You In Spying!

Top 10 Apps That Can Help You In Spying!

Spying apps has become a serious concern ever since US Justice Department charged CEO of StealthGenie for violating federal laws. Check out this list so that you can avoid them.    Monday, October 06, 2014:  In recent events, US Justice Department has charged CEO of StealthGenie for violating federal laws against user’s privacy. The government has arrested the CEO of StealthGenie. The apps created by StealthGenie have security backdoor, which is used for spying, stalking and hacking user’s personal data. We have listed 10 apps that are used for spying on you. Check this out... 1. Winky Winky is specially designed for Google Glass. This app enables Google Glass to take pictures with just a blink of eyes. Users can discretely click pictures and videos of those around them using Winky. Without this app, users either need to press button or give voice command to take picture using Glass. 2. NameTag Facial Recognition This is another controversial app for Google Glass. NameTag uses face recognition technology to search the same person’s photo across number of social networking sites. The app searches database from dating sites, multiple social networking sites, criminal database and even National Sex Offender Registry. Google quickly banned the app from PlayStore. Facial recognition apps violate Glass developer policy. But developers have ported the app on Glass competitor platforms. 3. Trick or Tracker This app is used to keep track of kids whereabouts during Halloween. But, people have found using this app even on non-festive days. An app can be installed on both parent’s and child’s phone and it keeps track of child’s smartphone using GPS. It can even be customised to automatically send SMS of child’s location on time intervals. 4. Girls Around Me This app uses database of Foursquare and Facebook location share to give other users' information about user’s profile around them. This app has never taken authorization from Foursquare or Facebook to use database. The app violates Foursquare’s API policy. Apple has banned the app from App Store. 5. Mobile Spy This app was designed for the users to monitor all the mobile devices that they own. The app automatically gets activated on every reboot. Mobile spy users can even activate microphone remotely to listen to the conversation. It can track the location of the device. The app is still available for Android, iOS, Mac, Blackberry and PC. 6. How to Spy Guide This app gives step by step process for noob users to spy and track mobile devices. The app contains tutorials to spy text, email messages, find hidden passwords and how to use spyware and keyloggers. 7. Recognizr This app based on Augmented Reality is developed by The Astonishing Tribe can create 3D model of a person from the person’s photograph. This app can also search match of the person on social networks. The app is available only on Blackberry. Research in Motion acquired the developer company in 2010. 8. Background Check The app uses database from social networks to find personal information about strangers. The app provides one free background check per month and then it charges for each background check. The description says that, it is designed to make users their own detectives. 9. TopSpyApp This app claims to monitor conversations on messaging services like Whatsapp, Facebook messenger, Skype, Viber etc. The app is available on iOS, Android and Blackberry. It is another spyware that violates user’s privacy. 10. StealthGenie This app started the entire controversy of spyware apps. StealthGenie users can activate device’s microphone within 15-foot radius of the device. It can monitor texts, emails and voicemails. The app can also be used to access photographs, videos, contacts of other devices.