Revenge being done by some people. It is entirely possible that somebody has installed spyware on your phone while you were not around.
For it to be installed, the person or people that you suspect are spying on you, would have had to have access to your phone for at least thirty minutes, while they installed a program like FlexISP, Highster Mobile, mSpy, iKeyMonitor, Spy Bubble or PhoneSheriff. These programs can track your location through GPS, remotely control the phone, block messages, access your passwords, record surroundings, listen in on your phone calls and intercept your calls.
Removing your SIM card does not help in this case because the software has been secretly installed onto your phone itself.
Yes No I need help Sometimes these programs leave behind a mysterious file installer file. This installer file is sometimes named right after the spying app. Such is the case with Mobistealth. The file is named movistealthv2. You can also look for hidden subdirectories, with the help of a cell phone geek. Yes No I need help Another clue is if you suspect that your phone has been jailbroken. All spying programs need access to your internet for them to work. You can stop the spying application immediately by upgrading its firmware, which has the effect of un-jailbreaking your phone.
Yes No I need help Finally, your phone may be trying to warn you that there is a problem by actually displaying a message warning of "superuser access" on your phone. Choose in settings Options then Advanced and finally, Applications. You will see all apps that are installed listed there, including any spy apps there as well. There is currently no keylogger spyware apps for Blackberry but if you think your accounts have been compromised; you should change your email passwords anyway.
I was gifted with a phone by a person long over-interested in me, he is behaving super weird ever since, now I wonder, did he put a spyware? My phone from back lid warms continuously, automatic apps open in slow speed.
This issue is probably not because of hacking but because your phone can't handle the amount of data from apps that you are using on a daily basis. Apps like and https: When your phone is lagging, using these apps will significantly improve its performance. Yes No I need help Is there any software that I can use to prevent spyware? I think someone is spying on my phone because my parents seem always to know what I'm saying and know how much money I got due to me being so open in my phone calls to my friend about it.
Not that I don't want them to know, it's just that I need my own space. I'm 22 years on for crying out loud, like give me a break. Yes No I need help Although you are 22, you are still their child, and they care about you. If you are on their cell provider contract, many companies now offer cell device monitoring features within their family plan.
You can download an anti-spyware like Malwarebytes or https: Have you considered they might be simply listening at your door? Regardless, parents have this uncanny sixth sense about their children to the point that there is no need for a spy app. You can turn 30 and still be their little bundle of joy, and they will always care about you. Try to gain more independence and space by thanking them for their concern but ask that they allow you to make your own decisions as an adult and let them know that you will never learn how to be on your own unless you make mistakes and learn from those mistakes.
Yes No I need help Yes, please help? I am not tech savvy; I think my husband has put something on my phone to track my text messages because he asks questions just a couple hours that pertain to a conversation I just had in a text with someone else All this tech stuff is confusing me.
How do I know for certain? I already installed the AntiSpy Mobile app, and it came out clean. Installed and ran the app AnitSpy Mobile. Not sure Was this helpful? Yes No I need help You can also look in your settings and under Application Manager to see if any spy apps are installed. Your anti-spyware app that you installed should have picked up any spy apps, but make sure by checking your settings in the Application Manager as well.
Is it possible that he is speaking with the other person that you are texting with, and that is how he is getting the information? If you are on a joint account for your cell plan, he can view incoming text and call numbers but not the messages, yet that could be giving him clues. Yes No I need help I feel a spyware is on my S4 mobile?
Somebody, probably my wife, installed a spy on my S4. How to remove because we are fighting every day when I am back home. Nothing just googled and got your link. Use an anti-spyware app and check your Application Manager to see if any spy apps are listed in there as well.
You should ask her if she felt the need to download a spy app, and if she did, why is there so much distrust. Do not go into the conversation defensively but offer a solution to rebuild the trust between you so that your relationship can begin to flourish again. How to prevent it? What am I supposed to do? You can go into downloads and see when the last time that area was accessed. You also can set up security through Windows that password protects your files from being downloaded as well. Why would someone want your files?
Make a list of possible suspects that have access to your HP device to try to determine who would take your data. Yes No I need help How do I get rid of spyware if on my phone? Conversations I've not shared with my husband he knows about I've been noticing a lot of different things going on with my phone, and conversations I've not shared with my husband he knows about.
Last week my office manager helped me transfer pictures and contacts to my computer, and restore it back to factory settings. I feel like there is another something on my phone. As, my battery is draining too fast, and this morning I've got it charging on my computer and a notification about low battery and something else showed up. Before I could read what it said, it was gone.
I need some help if you could guide me I'd greatly appreciate it. Any help would be greatly appreciated as I am not a techie person. Thanks Was this helpful? Yes No I need help You did a factory reset your phone, and if a spy app were on there, that would have removed it.
He would have had to re-install a new spy app onto the reset phone to continue monitoring. I think my soon to be ex is tracking my texts, emails, location. I turned the location off and turned on an anti-spyware. Yes No I need help The anti-spyware is detected as a spy app through most regular cell check monitoring. If the app were turned on at the time, you would have gotten a message of possible compromise.
You should not be worried unless you see a downloaded spy app in your applications setting other than your anti-spyware app. Yes No I need help Is my phone being tracked or bugged? If so, by whom and by which phone number and how long has it been. Download an anti-spyware app if you are using a mobile device to check for any spy applications that may be downloaded onto your phone. Sometimes, cell phones will just have a bad connection due to a problem with your cell tower, which can cause a static type noise on your phone.
To see if that is the issue, hang up and place the call again. Often when you reconnect to a tower, the static and noise will be gone. Hi there I've had a lot of problems with my 12 month old iPhone All the usual suspect happening, I'm reading we are told may mean your phone is hacked my email, Facebook, Facebook Messenger to name few. Crash logs are continuous?
Yes No I need help Well I don't have an SD card in my phone and never had, and data just recently started getting saved on it but there is nothing there? It started off with my S5, my phone was named after my girlfriend phone, and hers was an S4, but our names were the same except mine had a 2 after it. I just got this phone a couple months back and I think she did it again. She is not smart enough for that it is her parents. I'm 21 and she is 19, I've never cheated, they know I'm loyal. I think they're using it against me. I think there are blackhats. I've destroyed my Galaxy S5 because of it, I was going to try rooting it and getting the files out individually, but I don't have a computer and I just recently started reading up on my tech stuff.
I've read a lot but still don't have a computer. I don't know Was this helpful? Yes No I need help A spy app would have had to be installed. If you enabled a Cloud app, your data would suddenly be saved. Some Cloud apps have a cloud feature that you may not have realized was a part of the app. You say that you are loyal and not cheating. So instead of being so paranoid by the fact that her parents are spying on your phone, go about your days as you usually would and let them look all they want because they will find nothing.
I highly doubt though, that they are taking the time to spy on you or their daughter. Yes No I need help I have a very strong feeling that someone is using my Gmail account, but I don't know how to get out of this? How can I know? If someone is using it? My Account in Google allows you to set up security functions.
Yes No I need help Can my Android phone be hacked with a computer code such that my WhatsApp messages appear on someone else's phone? Can a programmer write code to make my messages appear on someone else's phone? If possible does the person receive them as you receive them? What does the programmer require to be able to do that?
This involves a code being written manually, and not a spy software being installed. I do not know where to start from. This is no spy software case. Curiosity and insecurity on the side of the other person Was this helpful? They also have programs mentioned above like WireShark that can track what happens on your home router.
Never assume that a spy app is not installed on your phone. It is super easy to do, and all the major ones support WhatsApp sniffing. Apps can also be installed if you download a picture that someone sent you. There are ways to insert the spy app code into the image. Today I was unable to get my Yahoo mail app to open on my Galaxy S4. A message would pop up saying to try again later. So I called Yahoo email tech support. They told me someone is monitoring my IP from Russia.
In doing so, they are blocking my access to my Yahoo app and could be watching my online transactions. OK, I asked how to block it all this tech did was try to sell my software to block my IP. I cannot afford such a thing. So I asked if I get another phone would this stop? He said no my IP goes with me so they could still monitor my phone.
Please tell me I can just use my other phone and this will stop. And if it will only happen again, how do I prevent this? Because it is being monitored. As the tech said my email is being monitored by someone in Russia. Just tried the app described on here.
It says no spyware on my phone, but the tech said someone is monitoring it. I have no clue. I have added one app in the last few months. It is an app extractor to move certain apps to another phone Was this helpful? Yes No I need help Didn't find anything with the Antispy mobile, but it was the free app version, does it really work? I can't find anything on this site to be helpful.
For example, I don't know how much data my phone was using before I noticed suspicious activity. My phone doesn't get hot, but that doesn't mean no spy is installed does it? The suspected spy is asking questions about things I did making a sound or not but didn't tell them. Everything I do to find answers for my suspicions has to be done discretely. I can't do the thing with the modem because it wouldn't be hidden.
Don't know how much extra data is unusual. Antispy mobile didn't find anything, is it possible it didn't detect it. I have reset the phone back to factory data. Because I have to sleep eventually, it was put back on my phone at least 3 times. The computer code that directs how data are used often is buried deep in an app's software. He did not work on the new tool but can appreciate its value.
As a computer engineer at Florida International University, in Miami, he studies security for smart devices and other computer systems. They don't know if or when their data are being misused. Krupp's online tool can help raise a person's awareness of all that sharing and selling, he says. Smartphones store a lot of personal data. Those devices know our names, the names of our friends, our address — and where we are, right now.
When your phone is lagging, using these apps will significantly improve its performance. You also can set up security through Windows that password protects your files from being downloaded as well. OK, I asked how to block it all this tech did was try to sell my software to block my IP. But do you really want to? It will scan your phone for spyware and help you get rid of it. How many laws on average could they both be charged with?
Some apps use those data to do their job. A weather app needs to know where a person is to report the local forecast, for example. But those same apps may often send such data on to advertisers as well. Those advertisers will pay well to know how people behave and live. Krupp agrees that it is important for phone and tablet users to know where their data go. And that data theft may not be harmless. Those data may reveal when someone leaves home and when they get back. They can show how — and where — people spend their days. Researchers have begun building smartphone programs that track the misuse of such data.
That means they have to take the phone apart and change the way its computer or software works. And many of the others would not be comfortable breaking into their phones. SPEProxy identifies the misuse of data using an approach that has already been used in medicine to diagnose illness. That medical software collected data from a patient's blood samples and from other measurements.
Then it compared them to those typical of many possible illnesses to make a diagnosis. Krupp's group has now built a new computer program that tracks how apps leak data. It allows users to see what data are leaked, and where they go. It also lets a user limit what type of data an app can access from the phone.
People in the audience immediately reached for their phones to check on their apps, he says. Right now, people can only track data with the new tool by going to a website. That means it's limited. People may not want to go to the trouble of getting online to track their data. Krupp and his team want to make using it easier. They're working on a version that people could install on their phones.
He's also planning to run a study this spring on how people might use the new tool.
Participants will get to download and install it on their phones to learn which of their apps may be misusing their data. Krupp wants to know what happens next: Using the tool, Krupp has seen programs like Facebook and Twitter collect data about where he is, and when — even though that information didn't affect how he scrolled through his friends' feeds. The writing of these instructions is known as computer programming.