Muafrika2:
Mine has been hacked.

What should I do? Will a factory reset help?

valdes00:
Gbese
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ha so my phone has been hacked...
no wonder I dey see different blue film inside n no be me put them

nmanma1:
my fone is in a state of madness now. popping up different applications. help me

Proudlyngwa:
Op paragraph and rephrasing helps.

That being said poorly written article.

Noise in background can be Network issues, can be a phone fault from some callers, this your article can make someone think of flashing his phone.

It is very difficult to hack phones, what we mostly have is malware, which brings up annoying pop-ups .
Mobile phones are far more secure their PC counterpart.

Draei:

Factory reset the device.

ipobarecriminals:
phone guru.I forgot my iphone7 Gmail/test answer..I received sms yesterday. dat i should fill in my mastercard detail online to enable dem do d needful. Pls help me oo b4 dem empty my kudi

Admols:
Signs Your Phone Was Hacked
With the rising vice of hacking in our society, it is important to know about some clear signs that can help you discern if your phone has been tampered with in any way. Jumia Travel, the leading online travel agency, shares 4 clear signs your phone was hacked.
Your Phone Suddenly Reboots Itself
This can be caused by two main things. The first is that your phone might be experiencing some performance issues, a system breakdown of some sort. The second is that it might of course have been hacked and the sudden reboot is a consequence of your phone being tapped. Other signs that accompany your phone’s sudden reboot is your phone also suddenly dialing numbers and starting applications on its own.
Noises or Echoes During Your Calls
If you all of a sudden start to hear noises or echoes during your calls, and this has never happened when you’re either calling those number or making the calls at that location, your phone might have been hacked and your calls are probably being monitored or listened in on.
Appearance of Mysterious Apps
You can all of sudden notice apps on your phone you don’t remember installing, while this might mean that a friend or relative might have installed it without permission, if you can’t point to anyone of those who have access to your phone as the one responsible for installing the app, then you can at that point consider that your phone might have been hacked. Hackers can plant apps on phones to snoop, perform actions on their behalf, explore calendars, access GPS etc.
These ‘hacker apps’ can be even be hidden on your phone and be running in the background, this is why you might notice a rapidly decreasing battery life or your phone getting warm out of the blue without you making calls with it or working with it in anyway. To deal with this, it is best to avoid downloading just any kind of app, especially those that come with pop-up ads.
Source:

https://guardian.ng/business-services/signs-your-phone-was-hacked/amp/

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Signs Your Phone Was Hacked