Maybe you’ve never thought about it, but did you know that there are applications that protect your privacyin relation to cell phone access?
When a person tries to enter with their password, cell phone code or fingerprint and fails, the application automatically takes a photo!
Did you know you can do this? You need to download and install the apps that we are going to give you for free!
Test each one and see which one suits you best. Let’s move the Appsto IOS (from Apple) and Android.
For iOS, here are two suggestions for free apps that may have similar functionality:
iGotYa : This app takes a photo when someone enters a wrong password on your iOS device. It emails the photo along with information about the device’s location.
In the Apple store you can find many other free and paid apps to protect your login and take photos of the intruder.
Increase the security of your iphone!
Want to catch the intruder? See the apps you can install on your Android phone.
Lockwatch – Thief Catcher (Available on Google Play Store): This app silently takes a photo when someone enters an incorrect password on your Android device. It sends the photo to your registered email along with details of the location and time of the unlock attempt.
Intruder Selfie – Catch the Snoopers (Available on the Google Play Store): This app automatically captures a photo of anyone who enters an incorrect password on your Android device. It stores photos in the app so you can later see who tried to unlock your device.
iGotYa : This app takes a photo when someone enters a wrong password on your iOS device. It emails the photo along with information about the device’s location.
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Although applications are great for protecting the security of your device, it is important to follow some tips:
Enter a strong password – A strong password is a secure password with a lot of characters and nothing that is often used, such as password123456, Jesus, 123456, etc. Avoid these passwords if you want to keep your information safe.
Avoid leaving your cell phone in open areas with strangers – If you are in an environment where you don’t know people very well, avoid giving them “soup” on a table or chair. Keep it in your pocket as a precaution against possible theft.
Save backups in the cloud: If you use an Apple cell phone, use icloud! If it’s Android, use Google Photos to save your photos and back up your WhatsApp conversations daily. This way, if you lose your cell phone, your data will be saved on the network, you can easily recover them and download them to a new cell phone.
Even applications are automatically downloaded after logging in with your account. Very cool, right?
