Phone bugging is a nuisance effecting everyone’s life. In this digital world, where everything is stored in phones, no one is safe from data theft, Norton reported.
If you hear clicking noise, or distant voices during your calls, high chances your phone is being tapped.
If your phone is bugged, all your activity will be getting transmitted to a third party app, which will drain your battery faster.
If you see green lights above your iPhones screen, chances are someone may be listening in to you. If the light goes on and off, it means a piece of malware has been installed into your phone.
Getting weird text messages with random number and symbols? Spy software’s work by sending coded messages to your phone. These texts are only visible when the software isn’t working properly.
A malicious software can change the way our phones perform tasks such as displaying websites.
Another tell tale of your phone being tapped is that malware heats your battery up.
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