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    hey guys,

    anyone have a keylogger program??

    need to catch my gf in the act....

    anyone know a "teddy" he works as a bouncer/security on weekendsa t a nightclub (not sure which one)... she said she went to firewater that night...?? he works demolition as a day job
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    Originally posted by Modelexis
    If I have questions about my phone bill, I don't post it on beyond, I call telus.
    Originally posted by D911
    worst part is definitely when the dudes smacking it with his dick like that inside out anus owes his dick some money.
    the crap you find when you dig through ask leo

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    lol she'll get that.. but i wanna make the bitch squirm first..

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    Originally posted by Modelexis
    If I have questions about my phone bill, I don't post it on beyond, I call telus.
    Originally posted by D911
    worst part is definitely when the dudes smacking it with his dick like that inside out anus owes his dick some money.
    the crap you find when you dig through ask leo

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    search download.com for keyloggers, some of them are pretty decent since they can email the logs

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    Uh oh. This doesn't sound good.

    I used a keylogger many years ago, since I simply didn't trust my gf. It worked well enough - though I felt pretty shitty when I saw what she was writing.

    Advice from someone who has been in this kind of position: No matter what your reasoning for wanting to monitor what she types, you are better off just kicking her to the curb right now and saving the detective work.

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    I wouldnt do it..

    In Canada and the USA, the general guideline is that unless you
    are a law enforcement official operating under a warrant
    (or under a security law that permits operation without a court order)
    then placing a keylogger is a "wiretap" if you do not own the
    equipment, and that even if you own the equipment, placing a keylogger
    is a violation of civil rights unless *everyone* who uses the equipment
    is made clearly aware of the existance of the keylogger.

    That "everyone" -includes- unauthorized users

    In Canada and the USA, cases have established that it is definitely
    not legal to install a keylogger to -secretly- monitor what a spouse
    or child is doing. "Secretly" is the operative word there.

    Best to just confront her, confirm/etc whatever... and really, if you feel that she is doing stuff behind your back you wont feel comfortable in that relationship anyways.

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    truth, thanks guys

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    Originally posted by Kloubek
    Uh oh. This doesn't sound good.

    I used a keylogger many years ago, since I simply didn't trust my gf. It worked well enough - though I felt pretty shitty when I saw what she was writing.

    Advice from someone who has been in this kind of position: No matter what your reasoning for wanting to monitor what she types, you are better off just kicking her to the curb right now and saving the detective work.

    This!

    I considered this a few years back when my wife and I were splitting up. I even went as far as to buy the program but I didn't use it. I just figured that in the end giving in to this type of tempation actually did the opposite of what I wanted in that it it would take all my power away buy worrying about her instead of just moving forward..............don't do it.
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    not only what kloubek and alterac said, but this is HIGHLY unethical. i know you're probably really emotionally involved in whatever this is about, but do you really want to be that sneaky, shady bastard that has to spy into someone's personal confidential thoughts? like others have said, you should deal with this in person. if the relationship isn't working, you shouldn't need to resort to these shady measures to tell you that. be a man dude!

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    Originally posted by Alterac
    I wouldnt do it..




    Best to just confront her, confirm/etc whatever... and really, if you feel that she is doing stuff behind your back you wont feel comfortable in that relationship anyways.

    Ethics aside, if it's his PC key loggers are NOT illegal. There are legitimate uses for them...it's what he does with the information that can be illegal.

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    lol very true todd

    it is my PC i would like to use it on...

    anyone know a "teddy" he works as a bouncer/security on weekendsa t a nightclub (not sure which one)... she said she went to firewater that night...?? he works demolition as a day job

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    Originally posted by Guillermo
    not only what kloubek and alterac said, but this is HIGHLY unethical.
    Ah, screw ethics. If he believes he has good reason to monitor her, then there is an excellent chance she is doing something unethical herself. In which case it is just a total clusterfuck anyway.

    The point is though, that nothing good can come of doing this - unless he can admit he is overreacting. In which case it would only prove he is a jealous and insecure man. The flip side is that he finds out exactly what he *doesn't* want to see, in which case it makes him feel like crap.

    Either way, he loses.

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    yup, its a lose, lose situation for me..

    i dont care. ive been nothing but trustworthy and devoted to her and i just recieved some information about what could be going on... id like to just confim.

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    Originally posted by Anomaly

    if it's his PC key loggers are NOT illegal. There are legitimate uses for them...it's what he does with the information that can be illegal.
    Its illegal.

    in Canada, it is legal to record your own conversations, whether they are had on the telephone or in person. However, it is illegal to record a conversation if you are not one of the intend recipients of the communications made in that conversation
    Section 184(1) of the Criminal Code sets out the general rule that it is illegal to willfully intercept a private communication:

    Every one who, by means of any electro-magnetic, acoustic, mechanical or other device, wilfully intercepts a private communication is guilty of an indictable offence and liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding five years.
    read more here:
    http://www.legaltree.ca/node/908

    Also, im not a lawyer, i may even be mistaken, but it seems pretty clear to me. If anyone wants to go the keylogger route, i would suggest seeking advice from a lawyer.
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    i will not be going this way anyways...

    i am just going to make her fuck up her own story..

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    Sucks to be in that position dude. I had an ex who borrowed a laptop from me for a few months, and I when I got it back I was playing around with it, and found out about some stuff she had been doing behind my back. Worst feeling ever. It got even worse when I confronted her, she lied about it, then I threw the proof in her face. She then managed to turn it around on me about not trusting her, even though I had proof that I stumbled upon, rather than went looking for.
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    bitches be crazy

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    Originally posted by Kloubek

    Either way, he loses.
    If I knew something was up, I would do it (the keylogger).

    If I was wrong, I would then breakup with said GF anyways as there are obviously trust issues. But it would definitely make ME feel better personally to know the truth; people lie about the most stupid things.

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    Originally posted by HiTempguy1


    If I knew something was up, I would do it (the keylogger).

    If I was wrong, I would then breakup with said GF anyways as there are obviously trust issues. But it would definitely make ME feel better personally to know the truth; people lie about the most stupid things.
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