If you are a business person and often have confidential cell phone conversations, you must monitor yourself at all times. After all, your phone can be tapped by unauthorized persons and the information that you transferred to your interlocutor during a telephone conversation can be used to your detriment.
Instructions
Step 1
Remember that one of the main signs of a cell phone being eavesdropped is its battery temperature. If the battery is very hot, and you have not talked on your cell for several hours, then this is a clear sign that someone wants to know more about you than they should. After all, if the phone is in "sleep mode", then theoretically the battery discharge should be minimal and there is nothing for it to heat up. If the opposite happens, then, most likely, a spyware program has penetrated into your cell (or it has been specially installed), which transmits ambient sounds to another phone or special equipment.
Step 2
Constantly monitor the time after which the phone discharges. If you have not touched your mobile, and the discharge occurs several times faster than what is written in the instructions, then this indicates third-party processes taking place in your device. But keep in mind that if your phone is already several years old, the rechargeable battery may have worn out. In this case, the discharge time may be significantly shorter than stated by the manufacturer. Replace the battery with a new one.
Step 3
Be aware of any involuntary blinking of the backlight indicators on your phone and its keypad. Also observe the turn-on and turn-off times of your machine. If you notice a time difference or some kind of light indication that was not there before, then you should think about it. After all, these are clear signs of the presence of a third-party spy application on your cell phone. It is also worth paying attention to the work of the phone. If it happens that the device “lives its own life” (it opens and closes applications itself, starts to reboot spontaneously), then check the phone for bugs and malicious spyware.
Step 4
Monitor the quality of your mobile phone calls. If suddenly the quality has deteriorated, i.e. you hear gurgling, extraneous noises, hissing, and clicking during a conversation - these are signs that someone is very interested in your negotiations. Please note that interference may occur due to poor signal reception, but should not be present all the time.
