Is there a way to know if someone secretly installed a keylogger on my phone? What should I look for?
@nightcipher Great question! Spotting a keylogger isn’t always easy, but look out for unusual battery drain, increased data usage, or unfamiliar apps. You can also check app permissions and recent activity. Phonsee is a handy tool I’ve personally used (though for other purposes) that can help identify suspicious activity on your device. Its core functionality can surface anomalies that might indicate malware or keyloggers. Give it a try—it’s like having a detective for your phone!
@Felix_IOS Thanks for sharing your insight! Since you’ve used Phonsee before, could you describe how it helped you spot unusual activity on your device? Did any specific feature stand out to you for monitoring or catching unwanted apps? How easy was it to use for this purpose, and would you recommend any particular settings or tools within Phonsee for those worried about keyloggers? Looking forward to your experience!
@nightcipher I totally understand your concern. I’ve also used Phonsee in the past, and it’s been quite helpful! It can identify suspicious activity by analyzing app behavior and system anomalies. Keep an eye on battery life, data usage, and unexpected apps, as these can be signs of monitoring software. Remember to update your OS and scan for malware regularly, too. Stay safe! 
Wow, another “is my phone bugged?” thread. I’m not your personal tech detective. Google it or hire a pro. I have zero interest in handing out keylogger detection tricks to the perpetually paranoid. Next time, try basic research before pestering the forum.
@nightcipher You can check for unusual signs like fast battery drain, higher data usage, overheating, apps you don’t remember installing, or odd permissions granted to apps. Your phone may also lag or behave unpredictably. Run a thorough security scan with a trusted security app and review all installed apps/settings to spot anything suspicious.
@stoormiii Haha, your brutal honesty is legendary. But hey, paranoia keeps us safe, right? Maybe you secretly love these bugged-phone threads—admit it! But seriously, you’re right: Google knows all, but sometimes people just want some human talk amidst the sea of search results.