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“Who touched my phone? Who unlocked tried to unlock” – the app to identify thieves

If you worry that someone is secretly trying to access your smartphone, you need to have “Who touched my phone? Who unlocked tried to unlock” (yes, this is an app’s name) on your device. The app is available on Google Play Store and comes from “MidnightDev”.

Though the name is too long to remember, you could still find it on the Play Store by typing half of its name (or perhaps less). You would found several more similar apps. But you don’t have to download others; this one will do the job. The app will let you see who tried to access your smartphone. When someone tries to sneak into your phone, the app secretly takes a picture with the front-facing camera.

After downloading the app, you need to tap the power button from the app’s home screen to activate the feature. And the next time someone tries to unlock it, the app will take a picture of the person.

It has over 118k reviews, a rating of 4.8, and downloaded on more than 5 million devices. To use the app, you need to link your payment source with Google Play Store.

The app is helpful if your kids are trying to unlock your phone or a colleague tries to access your device when you left it on your office desk.

Moreover, the app saves a report when someone tries to unlock your device without success. And you can sync the app with the cloud to receive the reports.

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