In terms of the ‘tools of the trade’ things have moved on immeasurably since Allan Pinkerton’s time, and here at MSPY 24 we have a commitment to keeping up to date with the cutting edge technology to assist our detectives as they work tirelessly toward achieving their assignments; This level of spy technology ranges from, the state of the art, long range zoom SLR digital photographic equipment and HD (High Definition) video cameras, to miniature wide angle video capture devices (hidden camera technology *); Many of the video devices are Advanced Night-shot Capable and remotely operated, which further assists in their application.

Keeping up to date with the state of the art in pure technological terms is one thing, making the best use of and application within the context of our job is quite another; and for precisely this purpose of honing and maintaining the best use and proficency, we have arranged for all our private detectives and investigators to attend periodic workshops conducted by an outside consulting company.

There has been increasing demand for mobile phone surveillance technology**, this procedure logs all SMS and call activity then uploads these to a dedicated server, housed at our labs, for review by the requesting customer, via a log in screen to our server;

The subjects: (e.g. your children, employee(s) or suspicious pantner/spouse) would be completely unaware that any such logging is taking place.

An even greater onus is upon the Computer Forensics labs personnel at MSPY 24 to keep up with the fast pace of evolving network typologie(s) e.g. TCP/IP related or associated technology; in this case however, the advancing software at their disposal, are the cutting edge tools of this particularly specialised branch of investigation.

* Note: In certain circumstances cooperation is required from the customer in order that the device(s) can be install and positioned appropriately within a given site either by the detective or customer themselves.

** Note: It is a necessity that software be installed on the phone in question in order for the surveillance to be operational, this software is ‘invisible’ to the user as it gives no indication of it’s presence and operation whatsoever.
As a further note, not all mobile phones are compatible with this system, however, most recent ‘smart’ phones will have no compatibility problems.