I completely agree with you…
I have had a issue now for over 5yrs.. an NO ONE CAN HELP ME!! Besides telling me to factory wipe my phone, which I’ve done several times, learned my backed up info, contacts, app info. Ect. Has been used to reinsert the software back on my phone…
Oh I have spyware on my phone, it records all my phone calls, copy’s all messages, tracks my location, has access to my email accounts, actually has complete excess to everything, even controls what I have control of.. some apps I can not remove, force stop, or change settings in anyway.. blocks premission settings from me excessing them.
I see certificate date, date started, date it ends, I have noticed, few have different month an day from the start date, most month and day are the same for end dates, year is clearly going to b different… some r 4 a yr, or lil longer, then u get some only good for 17 month, start to end, now u would think it would be 6mo., 1yr, 18mo., So on not a odd # of months, may be nothing just seems strange to me.
I get apps that just close in the middle of doing something, go open again progress is gone. Or middle of night phone lights up, an I never touched it, nothing did.. happens all day long, when calling out I hear something like someone picked up home phone seen it was in use, and hangs up, while still ringing.. I heard someone talking as I’m calling out waiting for them to answer. Had pd to find app, delete and block it..
Told problem with that is a ton of spy apps and most work the same and impossible to find sometimes even to notice..
Told 2 things watch my space, everything is stored on my phone somewhere tell spy retrieved it, so I have had to delete photos, every app but 3, one is antivirus… And get so full I can’t update any app.
2nd to watch for, is system update, spyware blocks you from all system updates, not Google apps update, actual phone system. My phone has not been able to update since last factory reset, I updated that day, an can’t ever since.. June 1, 2021… I installed back up info. And got my spyware back again..
Told not to use back up, enter all by hand, great can’t do that with apps I use.. I loss all info, and can start completely over, then I might as well stop everything I do completely, then, no way can I afford to start new just not worth it, took me yrs to gain all my work, I just can’t afford to start fresh with nothing to offer, loose every connection an prior work few past away due to covid, can’t ever replace any of that work…
U get it..
I need to no what apps they copy or bub as so I can then stop them, and start blocking all updates, downloads, without checking permissions, and app connections they use b4 allowing… I can’t b stupid on this one phone stores, professional techs, no one can find them and remove spy apps, unless they go file by file thru intire phone and each action an pg listed in all files an attached files. And to then no what app name they r hiding under in a app, is impossible, or just not worse the cost to pay someone to do it.. would cost more then new phone, and then save the money and wipe all no back up.. like new phone.. alot cheaper then buying another like I did back in 2020, & 21. Can’t afford to do it again, an told they can easily install spyware on phones, don’t need access, they send to system update with command codes, to download, if blocked next update u do it’s back… It’s a F***ing JOKE!!!

Privacy in the digital age is a hot topic, and it’s crucial to separate fact from fiction. The explanation provided here about how Instagram and other apps use targeted advertising based on user activity and interests makes a lot of sense. It’s more about algorithms and user behavior analysis than actually eavesdropping on conversations.

However, it’s still essential for users to be vigilant about their privacy settings and permissions. It’s reassuring to know that Instagram claims not to be listening to our conversations, but we should always be cautious and proactive in safeguarding our personal information.

I appreciate the research and insights shared in this article. It’s a good reminder that while social media platforms may collect data to improve user experiences and for advertising purposes, there are measures in place to protect user privacy. It’s up to us as users to stay informed and make smart choices when it comes to sharing information online.

Additionally, it’s worth noting that if you’re concerned about your Instagram story privacy, you can explore tools like “Instagram Story Anonymous” at storysnooper.com to enhance your control over who views your stories and maintain a higher level of anonymity. Thank you for shedding light on this topic, Panda Security!

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Here is an article from our support section on how to transfer licences from one device to another. If you are still having problems, we recommend that you contact support with your activation code and/or customer code.
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