Many relationships have ended in disaster because of sites like MySpace and Facebook. It is very easy to show your affection for someone you have feelings for online. This can cause a lot of doubt in the relationship if there is the any hint of cheating. Occasionally the envelope is pushed further and your spouse may setup a “secret myspace” for hiding messages.
Here are a handful of ways you can peek at their online:
Install Spy Software (akaa Keylogger)
If you and your spouse live together and you have access to their PC, this should be pretty easy. For this , I recommend a keylogging software such as AceSpy. You can simply install it on a computer that they use and it will log all activity on that computer, including capturing the MySpace password for all accounts they login to. I recommend AceSpy because it has a unique MySpace capture feature that saves a screenshot of every page visited on the site.
If you don’t live with your partner, it can be a little trickier to do. The only program that works (and i’ve tested it) is SniperSpy. This program remotely installs to your computer through email. No physical access to the remote PC is needed to install the spy software. Once installed you can view the computer’s screen LIVE from any location at any time. You can also view text logs of chat conversations, web sites and much more, along with screenshots.
Phishing (aka Hacking/Cracking)
The term Phishing translates to luring your target to a fake MySpace login page in order to steal their login information. This could be illegal in your country, and probably is. , they get emailed to you or saved in a .txt file for later viewing, depending on the setup. This method is by far the most effective method of obtaining your partner’s details. You should have a higher than average knowledge of computers to consider this, or face disaster. There is no need to install software on their computer and this method is very stealthy. Consider this method carefully.
There have been many different ways to get the phishing page to the person such as changing a MySpace layout to look like a login page, invisible div overlays (invisible squares that cover a page and go to the fake login page when clicked), and by sending a spoofed email (an email that looks like it came from MySpace). To “phish”, it takes a bit of chance and also skill with computers, so at this point you’re probably wondering how you can do this yourself. Since phishing is illegal (in most countries), there is no software or product that you can buy and be backed by support. We HIGHLY advise avoiding “hacking services” also, but they do exist. Almost anyone that offers to hack for money is going to take your money or even worse, tell on you. This is why you must absolutely DO IT YOURSELF. If you are interested in doing it this way, access the phishing instructions page here (a cell phone offer helps hide the instructions page from prying eyes. Enter a valid phone number and instructions page should appear immediately afterward).
Ask them for it
I know you don’t want to hear that one. Well, the truth is, an honest partner will let you have it if there is absolutely nothing going on. The reason you should ask is they might be forthcoming. If your partner refuses, it does not necessarily mean they are cheating, but it is a red flag and should be looked into.
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