Cheating Partners
If you suspect your partner of cheating on you, in my experience, you're probably right. There are various ways you can confirm your suspicions are allay your fears:
- Surveillance;
- Placing a tracking device on a vehicle;
- Placing a tracking device on a person;
- Computer/mobile phone monitoring;
- Honey-Trap Operation
Computer or mobile phone monitoring allows you to access their:
- Texts & messages: SMS, WhatsApp, WeChat, Facebook, Skype, Line, Kik, Viber, Hangouts, QQ, IMO, Instagram, Snapchat, Tinder, BBM, Hike,Telegram, Odnoklassniki, Gmail App, KakaoTalk, Zalo
- Tracking: Call History Logs, Record Telephone Calls, Text Messages (inc. deleted ones), Keystroke Logging (retrieve their passwords), Clipboard, Websites Visited, Take Screenshots, GPS Tracking, Geo-fencing, Installed Apps
- Multi-Media: Pictures & Photos, Videos, Voice Messages, Phone Surroundings (turn on camera or microphone), Remotely Take Photos or Videos (without them knowing)
- Control Their Phone/Computer: App Blocker, Screen Time Limit, Schedules
- Anonymous & Undetectable (app icon is hidden)
- View Remotely: Send Logs via Email, View Logs Online, Remote Tracking, Wifi Access, Alert Words, GroupManagement, Multiple Users & Admins, Export Logs, Account Deletion
- Phone/Computer Information: Notes, Memos, Reminders, Calendar, Email Content, Contacts, Wifi History
According to the latest statistics:
- 1 in 5 cheaters repeat their cheating acts;
- Over half of women admit to other sexual relations in any relationship they've had;
- 1 in 5 intimate relationships have a partner who has cheated, or is cheating (though this rate is 7 times higher among married men);
- Nearly half of people admit to being unfaithful at some point in their lives (though they don't usually admit this to their partner);
- 6 in 10 cheaters believe they totally got away with the affair and their partner was not in the least bit suspicious.