Careful what you say on the phone.

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Ticktock replied

11 June 2015, 10:09
Originally posted by Dallas View Post

Current gig overlaps with trade surveillance; they have tabs on everything.

Although, some of their trigger words in the theme of swearing and racism were deactivated because they were creating too much noise

Girl I used to row with had a contract reading instant messaging, they were tracking folks' affairs from their instant messages.

Instant dismissal here where a guy stole someone elses food from the fridge, they have camreas in the communal areas.

Originally posted by GlenW View Post

Are you in Holloway prison?

No, she's working for The Sun.

Holloway Prison is just the next gig for many who work there.
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Dallas replied

11 June 2015, 10:08
Originally posted by GlenW View Post

Are you in Holloway prison?

feels like it sometimes, chappy on my old team; ex Army, said they had software to tap into someone elses phone and screens very easily.
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GlenW replied

11 June 2015, 10:04
Originally posted by Dallas View Post

Current gig overlaps with trade surveillance; they have tabs on everything.

Although, some of their trigger words in the theme of swearing and racism were deactivated because they were creating too much noise

Girl I used to row with had a contract reading instant messaging, they were tracking folks' affairs from their instant messages.

Instant dismissal here where a guy stole someone elses food from the fridge, they have camreas in the communal areas.

Are you in Holloway prison?
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Dallas replied

11 June 2015, 09:57
Current gig overlaps with trade surveillance; they have tabs on everything.

Although, some of their trigger words in the theme of swearing and racism were deactivated because they were creating too much noise

Girl I used to row with had a contract reading instant messaging, they were tracking folks' affairs from their instant messages.

Instant dismissal here where a guy stole someone elses food from the fridge, they have camreas in the communal areas.
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BrilloPad replied

11 June 2015, 09:40
'Clean slate' urged on spying powers - BBC News

They are at it again! Just leave us alone will you!
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Churchill replied

10 June 2015, 16:02
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

You never know who could be listening.

Fake mobile phone masts spy on your calls - Telegraph

G-UMMI
G-TDSA

Last edited by Churchill; 10 June 2015, 16:05.
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tractor replied

10 June 2015, 15:57
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

You never know who could be listening.

Fake mobile phone masts spy on your calls - Telegraph

A Murdoch company bitching about privacy. There's an irony.
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BrilloPad started a topic Careful what you say on the phone.

10 June 2015, 15:55
Careful what you say on the phone.

You never know who could be listening.

Fake mobile phone masts spy on your calls - Telegraph
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