Do you mean like physically? I don't know why you would allow someone you don't trust access to your phone, if you mean through apps as far as I know all market apps are safe, 3rd party im sure some are infected check the Android Market for a virus/spyware protecter... can I ask what is going on that is making you think this?
That will link you to an app that is supposedly an all in one protector and from that one Google search i learned i was wrong apparantly there are some apps in the Android Market that are infected, I would suggest reading reviews before downloading any apps you are unsure of
I told my husband he could put an app that would record all my phone calls/texts in an attempt to gain back his trust but I don't know if he really did it. I googled it and those apps exsist but I would like to know if my phone has it.
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You can look through your app drawer and examine the various apps. If you don't know what each app is, you can do a search in the Market or via Google to find-out what each app is/does.
There actually is no vetting of apps that are put in the Android Market, other than what people put in the app's comment section and report when an app is un-installed. You could write an app that does pretty-much anything before it might be noticed as malicious and pulled by Google (which they can do and have done before for "bad" apps).
I can also tell you that the Amazon App Store does a lot of vetting of their apps. I have two apps that I've published to the Amazon App Store and it takes a while for them to test and approve each version that I publish, so in my opinion, its a much safer area to acquire apps from.
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