Cell Phone Security Is A Joke

Are you concerned about cell phone tracking? You should be. Cell phone security is a joke. The truth is that all of your cell phone calls, all of your personal conversations and even your location can be tracked 24 hours a day by your cell phone company, by the U.S. government and even by enterprising stalkers who are able to get spy software on to your cell phone.

For any of you who doubt this, please watch the incredibly shocking news report below.....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCyKcoDaofg

Did that get your attention?

The reality is that cell phone conversations never have been private and they never will be.

Not only does your cell phone company potentially have access to your phone whenever they want, but the U.S. government actually screens all phone calls in order to "protect" all of us from terrorism.

If you doubt that the U.S. government does this, just see what happens if you make a joking remark about airport security over a cell phone while you are headed to get on a plane.

It is likely that you will be picked up within minutes.

But as you witnessed in the video above, an even more frightening scenario is that stalkers and criminals can get complete access to your calls and personal conversations if they can get spy software on to your phone.

And with more cell phones than ever connecting to the Internet, that little hurdle is now easier to overcome.

Not only can stalkers and criminals listen to all of your cell phone calls with spy software, but they can also listen to your personal conversations even when your phone is completely turned off.

They can even listen to you at home in your most private moments.

And thanks to GPS cell phone tracking, stalkers can even constantly follow your location 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Not that cell phones are bad.

You just need to be aware of their limitations.

Cell phones are not private and they probably never will be.

Cell phone tracking and cell phone stalking are realities that you need to be aware of if you are going to own and use a cell phone. Cell phones can be very useful, especially in emergency situations, but it is important to understand that they are not a completely secure form of communication.