Google draws a blank on this one. Who told you about this spyware?
Are there any suspicious apps running on your device?

 

Did you have a look at the list of installed apps on your phone? Anything unusual there?

 

So have you asked your husband how he knew which dress you chose?

 

Sounds like a pretty bad situation all round.
Maybe he's covertly following you?
I doubt there's anything nasty installed on your phone, but if you can't find anything, and still suspect it as being compromised, then I'd be inclined to change it for a different one.

 

I like these replies.

If it was me and I was paranoid about this, I would do this:

- factory reset the phone and set up using a Google account for which only I know the password.
- Turn on two factory authentication for the Google account and install Google Authenticator in my phone, to prevent others from accessing the account even if they guess or know the password
- do not restore apps and setting from a backup and instead install the apps that I need from the Play Store
- set up a lock screen passcode that only I know and that is different from what I used before

When I Googled "bar android spyware", the first article that came up was this one: https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/...lar170-smartphone-spyware-that-anyone-can-buy

So, if your husband knows your phone lock passphrase/code, at one's most paranoid, it is possible to guess that he unlocked your phone, installed this app or another app like it, and monitored what you were doing. The good news is that the app would not survive a factory data reset. Also, if you read the article I linked above, any text message sent to the phone would show up on your list of test message conversations, so it's not completely hidden.

It's possible that he is just messing with you? Was the phone in your hand while you were picking out the dress? If it was in a pocketbook or something, there is no way that monitoring a camera remotely would tell somebody who installed malware like that anything. If you took a photo of yourself trying on the dress, and you share a Google account, the photo would be automatically uploaded and he could see the photo, as an example of another benign explanation that doesn't involve spyware.

For more paranoid/disturbing questions, is he talented enough to hack in to the local Walmart security camera somehow? Or was secretly following you around, or had somebody who was, or he knows somebody who works at Walmart who knows who you are?

 

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...MYPESq9_ilSA00e7A&sig2=IekVJh3MVIKWlI88f0wTEQ

 

Keep a roll of black electrical tape with you, put the tape over the camera lens (front and back), and peel it off if you're going to be around him, be SURE to wipe off the adhesive though.

This isn't a fix to the problem, but it is a very easy/cheap/removeable way to stop any visual eavesdropping.

I have to admit, if things are a crazy as they sound, you don't sound like you are safe. I know this is outside the bounds of this forum in terms of topic, but please do not put yourself in danger.

 

First and easiest to do is to factory reset the phone, and watch for installed apps that you did not put on. also when you go to t applications in settings turn on Show system files, sometimes you find the file you are looking for, NOTE: be careful, you can uninstall system files that your phone needs to run.


MIGHT BE OFF TOPIC
Also you think it might be time to start looking to move out and find a divorce attorney? if in your relationship you have no trust, then you are in a toxic relationship and you are apt to be in danger.