(Entertainment-NewsWire.com, November 05, 2013 ) Deer Park, NY – James Bond would be jealous of all the spy gadgets such as the spy watch that are found in the Gadgets and Gear store. Features that are usually made up for movies are brought to reality by the hundreds of products that reside in their security and surveillance section. You don’t have to have James Bond intelligence to use these products either.
They are almost too user friendly. Anybody could pick one up and use them for whatever purpose they saw fit. Some people use them as a hobby, fun, or to record lectures, while other people to get evidence in certain situations. The question you might be asking is how legal are these cameras? Is the evidence they obtain crucial to your needs, or simply an invasion of privacy?
Evidence is never hard to obtain with the right equipment and this website has thought of it all. Their night vision spy watch can record 1080p HD video and take snapshots in complete darkness accompanied by crisp audio as well. On top of that, this waterproof watch has a built-in 8GB flash memory that can hold hours of footage. This is just one of dozens of body worn cameras in their catalog. Bluetooth headsets, sunglasses, baseball caps, coffee mugs, neckties, water bottles have all been turned into undetectable hidden spy cameras.
With all of these Hollywood like features, it’s only natural to wonder at what point is the recording’s subject having their rights violated? The legal system dictates that you can record whatever you please with the aforementioned watch; video or audio. You just can’t leave an audio recording device alone and come back for it without at least one person's knowledge they are being recorded. You must be present and using it. Federal and state laws require that at least one of the parties consent to the recording. Currently, a majority of states allow "one-party consent.".
“There is always a human element that you can’t control. Knife companies make their products for cutting food, not for deadly deeds. You can’t foresee how people will use the product once they've purchased it. There are downsides to spy cameras but the benefits they provide more than outweigh the detriments.” says Jason Lazarus, Owner of Gadgets and Gear.
“While this spy watch can be used by secret shoppers and businesses to make sure that employees are doing their jobs properly, it can also help people suffering from abuse. Spousal abuse is all too common and this is an extremely easy way for victims to gather evidence in secret. These products can help people get out of nasty situations safely. We always let people to know to check with their local laws to ensure they are using the spy gadgets in only lawful ways”
The answer to the question is up to the opinion of any individual. Is the privacy invasion worth the safety that recorded evidence can provide? The legal system seems to think so at the moment.
Interested users and existing customers can contact Gadgets and Gear Monday through Friday at 201.676.0697. For those who wish to send their comments and suggestions in writing, the company can be reached via press@gadgetsandgear.com. Their offices are located at 517 Cormack Road in Deer Park, New York 11729.
