In today's digital age, hackers are using innovative methods to hack into your phone, gaining access to your valuable data, including bank details, passwords, photos, and videos. If your phone has been hacked, you may notice some signs. To prevent hackers from causing further damage, follow these steps:
1. Reset Your Phone Immediately
Reset your phone to its factory settings, but before doing so, back up your data on Google Drive. Hackers may send you malicious files, such as photos or videos, that contain malware, allowing them to gain control over your phone. Resetting your phone can eliminate the virus.
1. Get a New SIM Card
If you're receiving suspicious messages or notifications on WhatsApp, it may indicate that your phone has been hacked. Check your linked devices for any unknown phone numbers. If you find one, it means your SIM card has been cloned. Block the number and get a new SIM card on the same number.
1. Monitor Your Social Media Accounts
Hackers may try to reset your social media accounts as well. Keep a close eye on your accounts, and if necessary, deactivate them temporarily or monitor each login session.
By following these steps, you can protect your phone and data from hackers. Remember to stay vigilant and take immediate action if you suspect your phone has been hacked.
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