With the rapid development of modern technology, creating spyware is as easy as shelling pears for specialists. And who can be sure that it is his phone that is not being tapped? It is rather difficult for an untrained user to determine that there is a "bug" in the phone. However, there are several signs by which it is possible to indirectly confirm the presence of "wiretapping".
Instructions
Step 1
One of the signs of a possible wiretapping is a high battery temperature. If your cell phone battery is hot, it means that it is discharging. This is normal during a conversation. However, if the phone has not been touched by anyone for 2 hours, and it remains too warm or hot, this means that something is happening inside it. For example, spyware works.
Step 2
Second symptom: the phone is running out of battery too quickly. If the battery is discharged very quickly (especially if the mobile has not been used for longer than usual), then this means that a potentially dangerous application is running inside it. However, do not exclude the possibility that the battery wears out over time, so a decrease in the phone's operating time is a natural phenomenon. This should alert you only if one week ago the device worked on a single charge for 3 days, and now only 1 day.
Step 3
Also pay attention to the delay when turning off the mobile phone. If this process takes too long and at the same time the backlight blinks (which may remain on for some time after the phone is turned off), or the shutdown fails, then this is a sign that something is happening with the device. Although it is possible that these may be common technical problems.
Step 4
Another warning sign is the general strange behavior of the phone. For example, when the screen backlight spontaneously turns on, the device reboots, turns off, starts or installs programs. On the other hand, here again one cannot exclude malfunctions in the operation of the operating system. However, in any case, you should pay attention to this.
Step 5
Interference in its operation may indicate that the phone may be tapped. There are 2 types of interference: those that can appear during a conversation with any subscriber at any time, and those that appear when the device is brought, for example, to audio speakers. In the first case, it can be an echo or any other noise - hiss, clicks, etc. However, various interference may appear due to poor signal reception or due to other problems. But if noises and interference are heard constantly and not for the first day, then this is already a reason to think about whether your phone is being tapped.
