Remote Observation System - REMOBS |
| by Jolly Roger REMOBS - Remote Observation System How REMOBS Works one machine cannot monitor an entire NPA]. The REMOBS will then connect to the subscribers line. The listener will hear the low level idle tone as long as the monitored party is on hook. As the monitored party dials [rotary or DTMF], the listener would hear [And Record] the number being dialed. Then the ENTIRE conversation, datalink, or whatever is taking place can be monitored all without detection. (There is no current box which can detect Remob observation, since it is being done with the telephone equipment that makes the connection.)* When the listener is finished monitoring of that particular customer, he keys the last digit of the access code to disconnects him from the monitored line and return to the tone so that he can key in another 7 digit fone #. When the listener is totally finished with the REMOBS, he keys a single 'disconnect digit' which disconnects him from the REMOBS so that the device can reset and be ready for another caller. History of REMOBS It has since been stated by Bell that the Remob devices are used exclusively for monitoring Bell employees such as operators, information operators, etc., to keep tabs on their performance. [Suuureee, were stupid] Possible Uses for REMOBS The possible uses of REMOBS are almost as endless as the uses of the self created fone line. Imagine the ability to monitor bank lines etc, just off the top of my head I can think of these applications: Data Monitoring of: TRW National Credit Bureau AT&T Cosmos Bank Institutions CompuServe and other Networks. Voice Monitoring of: Bank Institutions Mail Order businesses. Bell Telephone themselves. Any place handling sensitive or important information. Anyone that you may not like. Caution if any reader should discover a REMOBS during his (or her) scanning excursions, please keep in mind the very strict federal laws regarding wiretapping and unauthorized use of private Bell property. Jolly Roger writer, hereby takes no responsability or liability for anything that happens as a result of reading anything on this page. Users read at their own risk. Thank you. |
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