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Like brothers SmartTickr and APITickr, SpyTickr tracks web content. SpyTickr, however focuses on images (via Photobucket and Flickr), bookmarks (via De.licio.us), microblogging (Twitter), and professional connections (LinkedIn). And also like the other two Tickrs, you can change the view of each to either scroll, slide, lines, or cards depending on your taste. It’s easy to use. Simply choose which web content page you want to spy on and choose how you want to view it. Click on any pic, profile, or bookmark that catches your fancy to find out more about it. Everything is streaming, so you can easily spend hours staring at the images and other content that passes by and it’s all live.
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“Spy on”
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SpyTickr is an interesting way to view a bunch of random pictures of people you don’t know. It’s good if you want some new content to stare at for a distraction.
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Why another Tickr site? SpyTickr isn’t that useful except for trolling out of boredom or for fun. What’s the goal behind the Tickr sites? Is there a business model?
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