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Signs that your phone is spying on you - including random reboots and overheating

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dailyrecord.co.uk

As cybercrimes become more widespread, you should make sure you know the signs that your device may be compromised. Cybercrime has risen in Scotland since lockdown restrictions were introduced in early 2020.

A Scottish Government report found that there were an estimated 14,280 cyber-crimes recorded by the police between 2021 and 2022.

While that is similar to the estimated 14,860 cyber-crimes that took place between 2020 and 2021, it is a large jump up from pre-Covid stats which saw an estimated 7,710 cybercrimes recorded in 2019.

Criminals may try to download spyware onto your phone throughapps and links. If they gain access to your device they may also gain access to private or personal information, including financial information.

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