Former Spy Ranks Amazon Spy Devices | DEEP X

What is the best spying device ever invented and how to fool a lie detector? Former British spy Harry Ferguson reviews Amazon spy devices and tells you which ones are the best and the worst - new episodes of DEEP X every week.

Thanks to Harry for taking part!

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[theemissary]

Lock pick - getting the actual key from an informant is better
Polygraph - operator uses bluffs to coerce confessions
Safe concealment - Spy's wife tells about hidden safe
Big take from this video; real spying doesn't rely on tech, but people skills.

[VenomKen]

You forgot to test the only spy device that Amazon sells...It's called Alexa.

[BlackSoap]

“The best concealment I’ve ever found.”

We need to know the one better than that - the one you didn’t find.

[mikeklinger]

The safe behind the safe 😂! If ever there was a poster child for keep the wife happy!😂

[raylopez]

I like this guy...never would have expected him to be a spy...which makes him very effective.

[Efrgcc]

This is a very well thought out potato industry commercial.

[B_COOPER]

When I lived in an apartment complex, I became very good friends with a neighbor. One night his house was broken into and all of his valuables were stolen as you’d expect. But luckily for him, the burglars weren’t interested in raiding the kitchen, because inside a half full box of ding dongs, was his stash of cash. Which was a considerably larger amount than what was lost.

[BradKwfc]

I was walking into the store the other day to get a Pineapple. Looked behind me and some woman was walking behind me. I remembered her face. A few minutes later I saw her at the Pineapple basket. I abondoned the mission and ran out the store.

[eiskaffe]

the name DEEP X sounds like an adult movie series ngl

[tamer]

America doesn't really love lie detectors. American movies and television shows, however, do love lie detectors. They're used in applicant screening because, as he says. when used tfor that purpose they get the response that was sought. But in 37 years in law enforcement I never once did a polygraph on a suspect. Polygraph results aren't admissable in court anywhere in the US, and for the most part, their use with a criminal suspect doesn't add anything to a detective's investigation.

[danjones]

I bet that guy would be fun to talk to. I hope you can get him to do more videos like this!

[kumardigvijaymishra]

Sunglasses look good. Laser traps are fun. Best part of chips is their crisp sound that can get you in trouble if you can't resist the desire to munch on them while hiding in a closet - learned from hide-n-seek.

[mikestone]

Please do an interview of ex mercenary recruiter John Banks. He's British and was living in Black Water, UK last time I had any dealings with him. He is famous for recruiting mercenaries ofr the FNLA and the war in Angola. He has some great stories, and he's ex-SAS as well.

[BlargBlarg-zk]

I learned how to Lockpick while working corrections from an Inmate. he was in prison because he fell asleep in the bank he was stealing from. he would pick locks on the safety deposit boxes, take cash and things that would be easy to pawn, and relock them and put them back.

[jpjp]

I was just waiting for him to get another tin can out and put a string between the both and tighten the line is a communication device.

[hifiandrew]

I've done two police applicant polygraphs and everything he said about them is spot on. They use them simply because people fall for them and confess. It's otherwise just a head game. Even when I told the truth they said I might be lying just like he said. I said I didn't lie. Stuck to the truth and passed. Of course, I could have stuck to a lie and still passed.

[auxtal]

Deep X, sorry but whoever came up with that name should be fired, cause that sounds like an adult website xD

[jbranche]

Entering a room. Low tech solution is sticking something in door jamb that is hidden when closed. Same for closets and drawers. Once it falls out, is in the wrong place when you return or missing you know someone has tampered with that item.

[randomswedishdude]

A safe behind a safe is brilliant.
Wife snitching not so much