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Don't cheat. GPS knows

Special to The Globe and Mail

Wiretaps are so 2005. Catching your partner is now as easy as buying a tracking device, UV flashlight or semen-detection kit ...Read the full article

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  1. D Mores from GTA, Canada writes: These sound like great products! They were just the kind of things I was hoping to have when I was a little kid pretending to play cold war spy games like a Maxwell Smart of Man from U.N.C.L.E.

    It's interesting to remember that so many my classmates (between the ages of 8 and 16) wanted such devices, if they existed, because they wanted to spy on parents, teachers, and their own friends. It seems like an innate human trait. Some point after 16, most people got busy, or came to have the "couldn't care less" attitude.

    But at some point when we deal with things beyond our control, the desire to have these devices comes back. Interesting in deed.

    This is a store worth remembering for moments like that!
  2. Chris Edwards from Greater Sudbury, Canada writes: Might want to rethink your relationship instead of investing in spy gear. If the suspicion you feel is such that you are willing to resort to sneaky behaviour and spend hundreds of dollars, you have a problem even if your suspicions turn out to be unfounded.

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