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How can I find out if my mobile phone is being monitored?

You can monitor your mobile phone by checking whether it is abnormal, unfamiliar applications, unfamiliar short messages or phone records, and using professional anti-monitoring software.

1. Check the mobile phone for any abnormal phenomena, such as frequent disconnection, automatic restart, fast battery consumption, etc. These phenomena may indicate that the mobile phone is being monitored.

2. Check whether there are unfamiliar applications in the mobile phone. These applications may be monitoring software, which can be viewed through "Application Management" in the phone settings.

3. Check whether there are strange short messages or phone records on the mobile phone, which may be sent or received by the listener through monitoring software.

4. Use professional anti-monitoring software for detection. These softwares can help you detect whether your mobile phone is being monitored, but you need to pay attention to choosing regular software to avoid personal information being stolen by malicious software.

Matters needing attention when using mobile phone

1. Protect personal privacy: Ensure that your mobile phone devices and applications have appropriate security settings, such as setting passwords, using fingerprints or facial recognition, and avoid entering sensitive information in public places or unsafe networks.

2, control the screen time: excessive use of mobile phones may have a negative impact on physical and mental health. Set a reasonable screen time limit to avoid staring at the screen for a long time, especially before going to bed.

3. Pay attention to network security: Be careful when downloading applications, and only download trusted applications from the official app store. Avoid clicking suspicious links or downloading files of unknown origin. Update the mobile phone operating system and applications regularly to get the latest security patches.