How To Feed Answers Into A Headset With A Remote Mic

    How to feed answers into someone's ear with a Bluetooth headset. Have you ever wanted to communicate with someone stealthily? Well with a phone and a simple mobile application you can do this easily 


Remote Mic


1. Download Earspy

    Pair your phone to the headset and open the mobile application. You DO NOT have to pay. Click the X on the top right when asked.

2.  Remote In

    Remote into the headset by clicking the remote button in the top left. Now you can talk into the earpiece (within 30ft) and communicate (one way unfortunately) secretly. 

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