Text Spy - Spy on Text Messages
ClubMz Extreme e-Spy is a Cell Phone Spying software designed specifically to spy on text messages and to record & listen to live cell phone conversations. Need to know about your children's activities, employees or partners? Do you suspect that your partner is cheating? After installing the Text spy software on your phone you can remotely spy and monitor the target phone without any limitations.
All Sent & Received Text Messages are Logged.
- Retrieves inbox and sent messages.
- Retrieves full Text of every message.
- Displays Sender's / Recipient's names & numbers.
- Displays time & date stamps of each Text message
- Retrieves deleted text messages
Secretly Monitor SMS Messages
Clubmz Extreme Cell Phone Spy software's text spy feature lets you spy on SMS messages without getting noticed, Once the extreme spy is installed on your phone you can remotely connect to the target phone to extract all the text messages, phone contacts, photo gallery and call logs. Text spy feature can also retrieve all the recently deleted text messages from monitored phone.
You can also configure if you want to receive a copy of every text message the target phone receives or if you want to get an alert every time the target phone makes or receives a call so that you can instantly join to listen. All the features can be enable or disabled easily by sending a text message / SMS command
You can also read any text message that the phone sent or received, including the number from which the message was received or to which the message was sent.
Monitor or record target phone conversations, find the Target cell phone's exact location, extract and read emails, spy text messages, retrieve internet activity log and view incoming and out going mms / videos and pics all from a remote location and without getting noticed, Yes clubmz cell phone monitoring application is completely undetectable.
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Why Spy on Text Messages?
A survey by the Pew Internet and American Life Project said that text messaging is emerging as the main tool used by young people leaving calls or social networks behind.
Sending text messages is the most popular of communication among young people, according to new research from the Pew Internet and American Life Project , which indicates that 75 percent of youth aged 12 and 17 have their own cell, and this figure, 87 percent use SMS service.
In turn, the detailed research that half of teenagers sent 50 text messages a day, or 1500 per month, and one of three sent over 100 SMS per day, or more than 3000 in a month. If divided by gender, girls usually sent or received 80 text messages a day, while the figure falls to 30 children daily.
This data provide a glimpse into the culture and communication of adolescents, sending of SMS has increased dramatically since 2008, surpassing mobile calls, instant messaging & social networking.
“Text messages are now the core of communication in the lives of people today, and this has really skyrocketed in the last 18 months,” said Pew researcher Amanda Lenhart, attributing the increase in part payment plans that allow you to send unlimited messages.
The study's authors also say that, unlike phone calls, messages can be sent discreetly under the noses of parents, teachers, spouse or other authority figures and that, unlike computers, can be done from almost anywhere.
“There's definitely an element of text messages that fit seamlessly into everyone's lives,” he said. Sending text messages has become so a part of everyone's life that 87 percent of those who use it say they sleep with or close to their phone.
Study author Scott Campbell said that working groups conducted by Pew also offer a look at the subtleties of communication and adolescent culture, revealing for example that although the boys did not commonly used punctuation marks, for girls such nuances are key.