Office Anti-Spy™

Office Anti-Spy™ protects your phone from spyware that can be activated at any time by a hacker, intruder or spy. Today the most dangerous spyware turns your phone on when you don't know it and records your meetings and conversations. Such spyware has become popular with professional spying organizations and many companies as a way to learn corporate secrets, interfere in privileged conversations between lawyers and their clients, spy on employees, and compromise the privacy of individuals.

Office Anti-Spy™ makes it impossible for a hacker, intruder or spy to listen in on private conversations or to record them. Nearly 70% of corporate executives in a recent survey highlighted their main concerns as mobile viruses and spyware and corporate data leakage. Office Anti-Spy™ is designed to solve these problems.

If spyware has been put on your phone, it is hard to detect and can turn on your smartphone even when you think you have switched it off.

Office Anti-Spy™ defeats spying by shutting down cameras, microphones, data channels on demand when you Turn Protection On with Office Anti-Spy™. And, even when Protection is On, you can still receive regular phone calls and text (SMS) messages.

Most people don't realize that the majority of time your phone is sitting on your desk or in your pocket or bag. It is during periods of supposed inactivity that your phone can be commandeered and used to spy on you and compromise your privacy.

When Protection is Turned On, Office Anti-Spy™ monitors the activity of your phone and blocks any attempt to switch on the phone's systems.

Office Anti-Spy™ also monitors the USB port. It is never a good idea to connect your smartphone to your computer because your computer may be used as a transit point for spyware. When Protection is Turned On and you are using a plug-in phone charger, you will also get a warning if the charger has been compromised and is also transmitting your data while charging your phone. There is growing concern that many chargers have been bugged, they can put spyware and other bugs on your phone when you connect to them.

“The truth is smartphones are wonderful devices but people don’t generally realize just how much risk they take when they walk around with one in their pocket or bag or briefcase” says Dr. Stephen Bryen, former head of the Defense Technology Security Administration. “In some government operations they make you lock them up, but not always. So the vulnerability to being spied on is very great.”