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Hook Switch Bypass Phone Bugs
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By Shawn Davis
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There are many types of phone bugs out there. This is becausethe phone is one of the easiest things to bug. Plus, becausephones are practically necessary in our lives, and we use themto communicate on a very regular basis, phone bugs just makesense. In addition to making use of covert listening devices interms of using a phone bug, it is quite likely that at somepoint you will become the subject of a phone tap. So, in orderto be able to get a good listen when you need to, and to beaware of what might possibly used against you sometime down theline, this article is about the hook switch bypass phone bug.These types of phone bugs are especially useful because theyallow you to not only hear what is being said over the phone,but also effectively act to allow you to monitor the entireroom. Someone you are keeping watch on, for evidence or forinformation, may not use the phone for important communicationsfor fear that there is a phone tap. Luckily, if you have a hookswitch bypass phone bug in place, you can listen in toeverything that is going on in the room. Hook switch bypassphone bugs work by modifying a part of the actual telephone.This can be done to the transmitter (the carbon microphone) orto the receiver (the dynamic earpiece). You make themodifications, allowing the phone set to pick up what is beingsaid in the house. Then, the phone set, because it is attachedto the wall jack telephone cord, sends what is heard down thephone line to a listening post. There is no need for the phoneto be off the hook for this to work. Even when the phone is hungup, it will still pick up sounds and send them down the line.You can see why these phone bugs are useful. The tough part isgetting in and modifying the phone. However, with a littleingenuity it can be done rather quickly, and it is somewhatdifficult to detect without the right equipment. If you areworried about being on the other end of a hook switch bypass,you can get a detector designed to find phone bugs to help youensure the area is secure. (c) 2005 Copyrightwww.spyassociates.com. This article is about: Phone Bugs.
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