Hacks

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This is my advise to anyone who wants to hack a phone, do not pay for spy apps if you don't have access to the phone. I wish I knew this sooner, I would not have spent so much on different spy apps. It took sometime before I finally found a way to hack my husband's phone without having access to it. I mentioned my fears and insecurities to a friend and she recommended these tech team, HACKERSPYTECH AT Gm ail Co m These tech guy provided a service that allows me monitor his calls and conversations on different apps he uses on his phone. I haven't decided on what to do yet. I don't think I can continue in this marriage. He is cheating on me.

With stories taken right out of the NewsCorp phone hacking scandal, "Hacks" is a TV movie (40-odd minutes) based on the running of a British tabloid, that hits the mark and then stamps on it.

Fast-paced dialogue and quick cuts make the movie seem like it has action and purpose, which it ultimately does, even though most of it is exposition. The writing is very sharp and the satire keeps on coming.

It's much more serious than initially appears and, though it is a comedy, it slips into drama a few times. Being just 40 minutes long means it doesn't outstay its welcome and takes itself as serious as spying on celebrities should be. "They're celebs. If they have a publicist, it's fair game".

The cast is amazing, with Claire Foy and Michael Kitchen doing amazing work.

It's January 1st and 2012 is already looking good thanks to "Hacks". The only downside is that it will get dated very soon. In a few months, maybe a year, the deeper meaning will be lost and the movie will seem trivial. Nevertheless, it deserves more.

Hilarious and spot on. Acting is superb and the writing a gem. Written by Guy Jenkin, co-originator of Drop The Dead Donkey. Just like "Donkey" it is fresh and bang up to date. Hits the bullseye on all its targets, corrupt media barons, editors, tabloids, spiv politicians. I laughed out loud and will view again and again. Absolutely deserves a series. My only disappointment, no appearance by a Max Clifford character. If anyone ever deserves a kicking it is that sleaze-ball. Perhaps if this was developed as a series "Mad Max" could have a whole programme devoted to him. Well done to all concerned. Deserves a far wider viewing than it actually got, late at night tucked away on Channel 4. More please!

I used GearHead Engineers' spying software to hack on my maid's phone. I suspected her of communicating with my ex husband about my whereabouts which has caused more turmoil in our divorce process. Ever since my ex husband and I separated, he has been attacking me with events that were only known to people residing within my household. I couldn't figure out how he knew some stuff until my sister suggested spying on the maid's phone. We found a spy software advertised by GearHead Engineers and we gave it a try. All I had to do was email the through gearhead @ engineer . Com and it only took less than a day to get what I wanted and we found out that the two have been meeting. They have an affair which I'm guessing is based off of my misery. I also got to learn that she has been stealing tons of stuff from me and tarnishes my name to her friends. I had never treated her badly and always considered her as family but it wasn't the same for her. I immediately let her go.