A creepy person got ahold of my Droid and is sending commands to it/stalking me!!

[Quicksilver7714]

You have all you need to keep this person that you suspect of tampering with your phone at bay. The police are paid from our taxes so use that service.
The new phone and an sdcard format should solve your problems.



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[FootballRef]

Most interesting thread of the year. Don't think I have ever read every post of a 50 post thread...but I was glued to this one.

 

[FC127]

Most interesting thread of the year. Don't think I have ever read every post of a 50 post thread...but I was glued to this one.

Agreed...

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[BodyBagz]

Wow......thats all I got....:icon_eek:


Ok, maybe not...just thought about this for a second....

Why not just go through the phones settings--->applications--->running applications and list them for the users here to have a look at? Surely with all the "regular" posters as well as Rescue Squad members, someone here could pinpoint a "spying" app right?

 

[mikethebike]

ok, I'm going to post some pictures of the running services and under manage applications, running.

 

[mikethebike]

Here are some more pictures

 

[mikethebike]

Here are the last of the picts that I took. The prey app I downloaded

 

[dezymond]

wow you have alot of "monitoring" apps.

Is this the "running services" page? Cause you have ALOT going on. I stay away from security apps as i don't find it too helpful since it is android. I recall you thinking the phone is being controlled by someone else, it could actually be controlled by these apps. As for the phone call thing I'm not sure, best is to blacklist the number itself (Call settings---> blacklist---> add contact).

 

[mikethebike]

I will check back on this thread tomorrow morning. I have to go to bed now. Thank you for all of the help. I talked to a detective today and he had a lot of useful information about the Android/Linux operating systems, which are very new yet to them.

 

[mikethebike]

In addition to everything else, now I have to make sure that there is nothing wrong with my digital phone service at home. So much for getting Ooma, which I also was looking into buying!!!!

 

[dezymond]

In addition to everything else, now I have to make sure that there is nothing wrong with my digital phone service at home. So much for getting Ooma, which I also was looking into buying!!!!

no idea what ooma is, but glad to hear you got to speak to a detective today.

There doesn't seem to be anything unusual with your Droid and you recognize all the apps. You have ALOT of security going on with the phone so you should be set.

 

[BlueSami]

This thread creeps me out!!

but it is defentley entertaining

It amazing the phone will let you do anything with all those "monitoring" apps!

 

[WallyIAm]

Did anyone else check out the running services? The one titled "Prey" allows tracking of the phone from a PC, according to the writeup in the market. Hello, stalker!

 

[furbearingmammal]

If someone has a back door to your phone the simplest, most effective way to fix that would be to make sure your contacts are backed up with Google and SBF the phone back to stock. Since you are getting a replacement phone I wouldn't hesitate to do such, either. After all, I wouldn't want Verizon techs to get access to all my personal data stored on the phone. However, did the person on the phone say anything about investigating your accusations of this other person? If so they may want the data on the phone intact.

 

[furbearingmammal]

Oh, and formatting the SD card as well. It's a shame to lose all your stuff on the card, but better safe than sorry.