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Brian Meyers

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Cocospy

read this one for sure!

After seeing in google history that my significant other was looking at your software, I downloaded a antivirus program. Your 3mb file you have people upload into the targets phone was found. I saved a copy of the file. I will be having a professional take look through my android for any information he can find. I'll be handing over all information to my lawyer, any law enforcement that is able to to something about it, and i'll be looking up cyber crime professionals. I have nothing but time and money to pour into this situation. their customer service hasn't responded to my email in days. Feel free to contact me to resolve this issue on your end first. BY THE WAY ANYONE WHO USES THE SOFTWARE: 1) I found my girlfriends gps coordinates in less than 5 minutes. 2)Their software is detectable with and free antivirus software. what a waste of money... 3)it was less than a ten minute google inquiry to find out what storage file it was hidden in, and it wasnt hidden at all. ANYONE WHO HAS THIS SOFTWARE ON THEIR DEVICE: 1)easy way to delete this is download Malware-bytes. It is free and in the android app store. OR you can just search for system-service.apk and delete it. its not hidden. 2) Cocospys source code for the login page is visable. click anywhere on the screen and click inspect. If your are handy with a computer, look up "google dorks" and you can learn specific codes that reveals and failed login attempts. that get stored on google. get familiar with it. you can even switch their camera or some web cams to be unsecure and just lookup the google cam to watch. 3) most people spy on their spouses so they keep tabs while they do devious acts. download "fake gps" in the app store. it tricks cocospys software and you are free to drive home and catch him in the act. 4) unsure f they downloaded the app? well here's one way to find out. if they use chrome, click the 3 dots at the top right of the chrome browser, then click settings, then privacy and security on the left and under autofill you can see all their emails and usernames the saved. this usualy includes their google account and password. are you sad that the password is all dots? Dont be! goto the web site that is saved, then right click on the dots on the password box, and select inspect. then scroll the mouse over the code section on the right until your see the password box on the left get highlighted. inside that line of code look for where it reads Type="password" and change it to type"text" press enter and like magic it appears. if cocospy in for is saved, login, take photos. if they are rich take your new info to a lawyer of your choosing. your welcome! if its not save don't forget, there is a list of passwords and usernames just waiting for you to copy and paste into the cocospy login. if you get locked out for too many rong passwords, google free anonymous proxy seervers. and then google how to use them in chrome. 5) no luck with #4? well this section is great cause there is a 2nd username and password list if they use google services. Click on their picture of the letter in a circle at the top right corner. if they are logged in you will see manage your google account. If you dont see that button, just go back to step 4 and get their user name and password. next click security on the left and scroll down to password manager. select the link that says check passwords. retype in the password and name you just retreived from step 4. if cocospy is saved on the list, your done. if not, you still have a new user/ password list. if none of that works, you can check their history. if they deleted that, they might not know google also records their web activity. and if they sinc it to their phone or their tablet, you dont even need to look at those devices to see the browsing history. go back to manage your google account, click on manage Data & personalization. you can see just about everything they do on all devices. i believe there is even a search button and you can just type in cocospy. you can also open any browser. if you type coco in the search bad and cocospy pops up first. you can be pretty sure they went ther recently and forgot to clear their recent history. 6) Their encryption is not end to end, so turn your phone wifi off for an hour. during that time google how to look up data packets through your wifi. do a few things logged off your server on your phone, turn wifi back on, note the time, download the files that transfer from your phone at that time. brig those files to whoever you want. =) _________ anyways i'm that was fun to type off the top of my head..... i wonder what else i can find out and hire to post this information everywhere he can.... i wonder how quick we can make a video go viral. un questions right? but i'd like to have a respectful conversation with someone in customer service or better soon..... feel free to reply here. buh bye.

2021-05-24Helpful 1