Any Program To Tell You That Your Phone Is Being Listened?

[aegeuss]

Hi all,

In Turkey we have a fundamentalist government and they are doing everything to take Turkey out of a secular system into a islamic - religious one. For this reason, the government set up a special "listening" unit directly connected to itself and started to track and "listen" the opposite viewers phone calls etc. without valid court orders and take everyone under pressure. The official number is about 70.000 people, as the Minister of Justice has recently said; who knows the real number.

People here began to behave paranoid in order to avoid their conversations listened.

So what I am asking is if there's program for WinMo (like celltrack, net monitor, field test cell info for symbian) that will tell us using connection parameters that our phone is tracked or listened?

Answers will be appreciated.

Regards,

[nemoid]

Interesting...

[drdrewdown]

this is being done all over the world. it does not surprise me in the least. xda would be the right place to ask this question for sure. people need to stand up & stop putting up with this NWO crap.

[DeVisible]

Governmental and or intelligence services often cooperate with phone providers to get to the desired informations, which also includes movement profiles. In these cases you are not able to intervene as the informations cannot be blocked anymore once they get to the mobile providers.
If you are afraid of your freedom you have to go back to a communication level that is harder to track, like hidden messages in letters.

Commonly speaking: The more modern your way of communication is, the easier it is to track them.

PS: Not even the current US president is safe *SMH*
http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/11/21/obama.cell.breach/index.html

[aiiro]

Oddly, this is the second time today with short interval (almost had it still in my clipboard) that I paste this link - https://www.gold-lock.com/app/FAQ. If I understand correctly, the soft will encrypt Your calls end-to-end provided that both ends use it.

[Rudegar]

other then encryption I don't see any way of doing anything as
the interception is not directed at the phone but at the phone central
so there is no way the phone can detect if it's being monitored

[6Fg8]

look here: http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Hermes_Utils
search for fieldtest on that page

[nuke1]

Err yeah, you're part of the government trying to figure out the loopholes. :rolleyes:

[nir36]

This belongs in the Q&A section

thank you