How to anti spy software for phone?

Never give someone you don't trust physical access to your phone. Problem solved.

 

Mobile SPYWARE DETECT
Does the thought of having cell phone spyware on your shiny new Mobile have you worried? Installing spy software on your Mobile is a lot easier than you might think. It only takes a few minutes, and once the Mobile spyware is installed, you'll never know it's there. The good news is that there are little signs that you can look out for which might indicate you have Mobile spyware installed. Here are the top five.

TOP FIVE WAYS TO DETECT Mobile SPYWARE

1) Has Anyone Recently Borrowed Your Mobile? There is no way to install Mobile spyware without someone getting physical access to your Mobile. This means that if you are 100% sure nobody has used your Mobile (even for a couple minutes), then the odd of you having Mobile spyware is very very very slim.

2) HUGE Cell Phone Bill! Have you recently started to see an increase in your cell phone bills? Mobile spyware sold by companies such as OmegaSpy or Mobile spy, require a data connection such as GPRS/3G to transfer the data that has been secretly recorded. This means if you are not the type of person who uses their Mobile to download the latest "must have" Mobile app, then an unusual increase in data traffic is a good sign that you might have Mobile spyware on your iPhone.

3) Mobile Battery Drain? The Mobile is notorious for having a sub par battery life. However, if all of the sudden it gets worse, and you find yourself getting 100 a significantly shorter amount of talk time & standby hours, then this could also be a sign someone has installed iPhone spyware. Mobile spyware runs continuously in the background, recording events such as incoming/outgoing text messages, call history, and GPS location in 15 minute intervals. It then uploads the logs to a secure remote server so the person who installed the Mobile spyware can access the logs and view everything recorded on the Mobile. This takes a little bit of juice to make it all happen, so if you suddenly see a drop in your Mobile's battery life, then it could also be a sign your Mobile has spyware installed.

4) Shut Down Problems? If you try to shut down your Mobile and it doesn't respond, then this could also be another indication that your cell phone has Mobile spyware installed. I'm sure you can remember several instances where you tried to shut down your computer, but ran into problems because another program wouldn't respond. The same thing could occur on an Mobile that has Mobile spyware installed on it.

5) Check Your Icons! Do you notice an increase in the amount of times your GPRS/3G icon appears? Remember, in order for the iPhone spyware to transfer the data collected on your Mobile, it has to connect to the internet. When this happens, your Mobile briefly show an icon that indicates a connection is occurring to the internet. Another set of icons to look out for is if your Mobile is not jailbroken. Mobile spyware can ONLY be installed on a jailbroken Mobile. A jailbroken Mobile will have a set of unique icons that are not the same as your Mobile is if it's still locked to the network. If you find your Mobile is either suddenly jailbroken and/or strange icons have appeared, this is definitely a sign you could have Mobile spyware installed.

Remember, it only takes a few minutes for someone to install Mobile spyware, so keep your Mobile with you at all times, don't let someone borrow it, and always require a passkey to use the Mobile

 

Not much market for iPhone anti spyware here, I'm afraid.

 

Hi , I think you should use a phone, not OS. hahahaha.

 

I agree with you.

 

I don't think, anything have two face, one best face and else, when you use spy software, u can lose money. hahah

 

but I think, I know a lot spy software, 100% UNDETECTABLE. good luck!

 

Root your phone and install DroidWall. And read alostpacket's thread on avoiding malware (it's a sticky thread at the top of this sub-forum).

 

A good way to find these app on device is to check in Setting->Security->Device Administrator.
These app are in the Device Administrator list (i am sure for CmcAppMobile and TheTruthSpy).