New Surveillance System

Communication giant Nortel conducted a global survey online within the United States, France, Mexico, Brazil, Taiwan, South Korea, Canada, and the United Kingdom to determine the communication services that breed subscriber loyalty. The study indicated that 60% of the respondents chose Home Surveillance, the ability to remotely monitor their home using wireless cameras and an Internet browser, as a needed service. Due to  the affordability of home surveillance system and the surge of home invasions across the world, home surveillance sales will continue to increase.
Spy parent LLC offers some of the most advanced home surveillance systems on the market. Spy Parent currently is running a home surveillance special. Home owners can purchase a surveillance system, cameras, monitor, and installation for$ 1,400.00.

The Chinese government mandated that all PC makers include the Green Dam filtering software on all new retail PCs. Giants such as Dell would have to include the software on all of their new PCs in order for them to be exported into China for retail.
Chinese officials stated that the new software is to prevent teenagers and young children from entering pornographic sites or other unwanted sites. Critics argue that China is mandating the software to control the population’s source of news information. The Chinese officials could use Green Dam to prevent citizens from going on sites that are anti the Chinese government. The rumor is that the software will shut down computers if the user types anti government terms in the search engine.
California software company Solid Oaks has brought a lawsuit claiming that Green Dam stole code from Cybersitters. They are also claiming that Green Dam copies their black list which contains the list of blocked sites. Solid Oak has issued and ceast and desist letter to PC manufactures.

Spy Parent, LLC is a long time partner of Solid Oak and support their efforts to protect their intellectual rights.