"You need their phone in your hand first, okay."
FalseThe view starts from a number or an email. Rather than chasing the device, type the contact and open the feed.
The trade
Good for, truthful about the rest
Both lenses on one screen Scroll the saved history Starts from a number or email Nothing to set up on your side
It reads the live camera, not their chats or passwords
Just in
What one number unlocks
Front camera, live Back camera, live Saved camera history
You hand PeakingTom one item, a phone number or an email. From there the two feeds come up together: the selfie lens and the lens on the back, side by side.
The saved history sits beneath them, so a moment you missed a minute ago is still there to scroll back to.
In use
A day with it
- Morning
- You open the front lens over a coffee to see where the phone is and who's around it.
- On the way
- The back lens shows the street or the room while they move, live as it occurs.
- Evening
- You scroll the saved history to catch the hours you didn't watch yourself.
Setting it straight
Myths and facts
"It shows everything on the phone, really."
Half trueIt is the cameras and their saved history, not the messages. Instead of expecting a full dump, see it as a live window.