A good book with general facts, but not an in depth analysis

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	• Layman's Guide To Electronic Eavesdropping: How It's Done And Simple Ways To Prevent It Tom Larsen Paladin Press, 1996 - 112 pages view larger image
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A good book with general facts, but not an in depth analysis

This book gives only a general description of bugging and the process involved. Although if you expected to start your own counter-measure agency this book doesn't explain how to do it. Recommended for novices as an overview of what's possible in the arts of eavesdropping on private telecommunications networks.

Phone lines, video cameras and room bugs are just a few of the tools nosy neighbors, angry spouses, private investigators and even the government can use to get the goods on you. This book will show you some simple, inexpensive ways to foil their efforts right now!

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