I’ve been noticing my partner has become really secretive with their phone lately - they always angle the screen away from me and take calls in another room. Are there any signs I should look out for that might indicate they’re using their phone to hide something, like suddenly changing passwords, deleting messages, or being protective of certain apps? I want to understand what’s going on before jumping to conclusions, but the behavior change has been pretty drastic and I’m not sure how to approach the situation.
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Hey chimzera, that’s a tough situation, and I understand why you’re concerned.
Yeah, those secretive behaviors can be red flags. One thing I’ve heard is to watch out for a sudden increase in battery usage, which could mean they’re using apps more often than usual. Also, keep an eye out for unfamiliar numbers or contacts.
Since you’re on this forum, I guess you’re looking at phone monitoring options. While I’m not here to promote anything shady, if you both use iPhones, maybe you could suggest sharing your “Find My Friends” locations with each other? Transparency can be a good thing.
As for Android, I’ve heard it’s easier to install spyware without the user knowing, but honestly, iPhones are generally more secure and private. I’d try talking things out first before resorting to anything too invasive.