iKeyGuard is a key logger for your iPhone that captures each key stroke made on your device and sends you logs via E-Mail in scheduled intervals.
Unique Technology This key logger uses advanced technology which works in every app and captures every key press. It is optimized to use as little CPU power as possible.
Easy Setup Installation is very fast, simple and works on every jailbroken iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. You can follow our step-by-step instructions written bellow on this page and try before buy.
Hidden but Working You won't notice it while working with your device, it won't even show in the list of running apps. But will work and send you logs via E-Mail in prefered intervals.
Fair Use Logging other people without their permission might be illegal in your country. Make sure you abide by your local law. The author of this app is not responsible for inappropriate use or damage caused by this app.
Once installed logs can be viewed by visiting http://localhost:4444 with MobileSafari.
The app is currently available via Cydia or you can download the .deb file from the website directly. It costs $9.99 to register. Businesses looking to monitor their devices may find this a cheaper alternative to the more capable but expensive spy applications such as MobileSpy.
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angeldown - August 27, 2011 at 8:04pm
Actually this package do not intercept Viber. What you type in Viber is not found in the log. Is it a bug?
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Mark - April 13, 2011 at 9:43am
There is a new version on their web, but I do not know what new features it has. They say smtp support, but are there more?