Your smartphone provides access to many web sites and accounts, but these can also carry risks.

This is because access can cause problems for the device and if it is not done securely, the user can fall prey to hackers or online spies.

Through several ways, the user can understand if his phone is being spied on.

Follow the tips below:

Unknown apps on your phone

If you see unknown applications on your phone, which have been installed without your knowledge, you may rightly think that you have fallen prey to online spying. This is because people with malicious internet intentions, when they get into the operating system, leave such traces that, through those applications, they can control your data, causing a lot of damage.

The device has been “rooted” or “jailbroken”

These two technical terms mean when the spy has penetrated deep into the phone’s operating system and made radical negative changes. According to this, your phone is spied on and is totally in the hands of hackers targeting your data. Therefore, refreshing data and changing passwords can protect your phone from this phenomenon.

The battery is draining fast

If your phone’s battery is draining quickly and for no reason, you may have fallen prey to online spies. This happens because spies access your data and install heavy apps that drain your battery and cause damage. So, to investigate this, check your battery level systematically.

If your device is overheating, beware that you are being spied on. Your operating system is burdened by the “movements” of the spies, and this can cause the phone to overheat. This is especially noticeable when the phone heats up even if you are not using it.

If you are constantly receiving strange messages from contacts you do not know, you may have fallen prey to online spies, or there may be signs that you are about to be attacked.

Technology experts recommend not to install dangerous and unnecessary applications, and at the same time not to contact unknown persons.

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