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Earlier, we talked about the Lockwatch app, which takes a picture from the phone's front camera every time someone enters the wrong password. Unfortunately, the snapshot is only taken when 10 seconds have passed since entering the password, which is sometimes not entirely appropriate.
Use the WTMP application (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wtmp.svdsoftware) to detect and stop any attempts to break into your smartphone. For the application to work, you must give access to the camera and view usage data. After that, the program will take pictures of the person with the front camera every time the smartphone screen is turned on.
Of course, it will take you more time to check all application reports, but the likelihood of successfully catching an attacker will also increase. On top of that, if someone can bypass your password, you can see what apps they used.
Use the WTMP application (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wtmp.svdsoftware) to detect and stop any attempts to break into your smartphone. For the application to work, you must give access to the camera and view usage data. After that, the program will take pictures of the person with the front camera every time the smartphone screen is turned on.
Of course, it will take you more time to check all application reports, but the likelihood of successfully catching an attacker will also increase. On top of that, if someone can bypass your password, you can see what apps they used.
