iPhone Spy Stick™: BrickHouse Exclusive Technology

• iPhone Spy Stick recovery tool recovers text messages, calendar appointments, calls, contacts lists and more
• Looks like an ordinary USB flash drive - no one will suspect that it's a professional grade forensics tool
• Find out where they went: download the phone's map history
• The only tool you'll ever need to spy on iPhones

Quickly and Easily Download Deleted Information from an iPhone
The iPhone Spy Data Recovery Stick is the ultimate iPhone recovery tool for anyone who wants to capture deleted data or spy on iPhones of any model up to the iPhone 4. The iPhone Recovery Stick makes it easy to recover deleted text messages, contacts, call and web history, and calendar appointments -- giving you a unique look into exactly what the user has been searching for, who they've been talking to, and even where they've been. With features like saved map search, web searches, and text messages, the iPhone Recovery Stick is the only tool you need to catch a cheating spouse, monitor your kids, or backup your own iPhone data.

Deleted Text Interface

Features:

• Get access to deleted information
• Download text messages and view calls made
• Recover deleted contacts and calendar items
• Get access to map searches to see locations searched on the iPhone's map
• Get access to notes
• Downloading data is as simple as attaching the iPhone and iPhone Recovery Stick to a computer and pressing start
• iPhone information is saved on any computer with Excel and can be moved to other drives
• Looks like an ordinary USB flash drive
• iPhone recovery Stick allows you to recover data from your iPhone you thought was lost forever
• No software to install! Software runs directly from the flash drive when it is connected to the PC
• Extract data without the phone present if the device has been synced, and the data backed up on iTunes

Popular Uses:

• Catch a cheating spouse
• Monitor your kids iPhone text messaging and Internet use
• Check on employees using company issued iPhones
• Restore deleted information

Includes:

• iPhone Spy Recovery Stick
• USB cable for iPhone
• Manual

Requirements:

• The iPhone Spy Stick recovery tool works with Apple iPhones up to the iPhone 4 running iOS v5.0.1 or earlier. The iPhone Spy stick will not work with Android and Blackberry phones, but the Cell Phone Recon for Blackberry/Android will.
• Make sure to have the latest version of iTunes installed before you begin the recovery
• Make sure iTunes "auto-sync" is turned off/disabled prior to extracting information (to avoid overwriting files)
• For iPhones that are password protected, you must have access to the password
• Computer running Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2003 or 2000 and Mac OSX 10.5-10.7

Specifications:

• Download information like:
• Text messages
• Phonebook contacts
• Call history
• Calendar appointments and reminders
• Notes
• Internet search and web history
• Map searches
• Phone properties such as model, serial number, OS version, and more
• Deleted data types that can be recovered:
• Text messages
• Phonebook contacts
• Call history
• Calendar entries and reminders
• Speed of scan: Varies from 1-20 minutes (for best results, make sure you have the latest version of iTunes installed). Phones with more data stored may take longer to recover than others. If recovery process goes beyond 1 hour, you may want to try the recovery on a different computer.
• Supported operating systems: Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2003 and 2000 or Mac OSX 10.5-10.7

How Data Recovery Works

The iPhone Spy Stick displays data stored to an iPhone's memory. It pulls:

CURRENT SMS (text) history, contacts, call log, calendar, notes, internet data and map history.

DELETED SMS, contacts, call history, calendar entries, and notes IF THEY HAVE NOT BEEN OVERWRITTEN.

Just like a computer, when the iPhone deletes data, that information isn't really deleted. The "roadsigns" pointing to a file are removed and the space that file is in is marked by the operating system as available for use. This means that new information can be stored on top of these files.

Running a recovery goes through a device's memory and pulls data that has had it's "roadsigns" removed, but if new information has been stored in the same space as a deleted file, it will not be recoverable. It's been overwritten.

When a device saves information, where it chooses to save to is random. It can save to memory that has never been used, or to used data available for overwriting. As an example, when it was run on a phone during testing, it pulled up deleted information from over a year ago, but not information that had been deleted the week previous.