Personally, as an ISP, I would stay away from this. I'm sure it
varies by state, but your client could end up in trouble:
http://www.balough.com/news/4182005114.asp
("...Florida appeals court found that spyware installed on a
cheating husband’s computer by his wife resulted in an illegal
intercept of communications in violation of a state law...")
On February 27, at 3:40 PM February 27, Mike Hammett wrote:
> I had a client ask me about this. Does anyone know of software
> that will analyze a computer to assist someone in determining if
> their spouse is cheating? I'm afraid of a Google search giving me
> something that's a scam.
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