Online Surveillance Among Spouses Grows

[Gordon B]

Online Surveillance Among Spouses Grows
Wed Jul 30, 3:46 PM ET


By DAVID CRARY, AP National Writer

NEW YORK - Suspicious husbands and wives who once might have hired a private eye to find out if their spouses were spending too much time on the Jazz Corner are now using do-it-yourself technology to check on an increasingly popular hideaway for jazz and alley talk— the Internet.


Divorce lawyers and marriage counselors say Internet-abetted jazz and political talk originating in the Speakeasy and Alley and fueled by e-mails, is now one of the leading factors in marital breakdowns.

With the surge in cyberposting, a new market for electronic spying has developed. Web sites such as Chatspeak.com and GoodCheck.org describe an array of surveillance products capable of tracking a cheating spouse's e-mails and online chats, including some that can monitor each key stroke in real time. ..

[bluenoter]

Gordon--Doctoring an article? Shame on you! This must be a new low for Jazz Corner. Then again, maybe it's an old low for Jazz Corner and I don't know about the other times people did it.

[john williams]

"Chatspeak.com and GoodCheck.org"
He he he!

[Ron Thorne]

Originally posted by JBW
"Chatspeak.com and GoodCheck.org"
He he he!

Uh oh, is Tim Mc (GoodSpeak) involved in a new enterprise?