Is it possible for spyware to be installed remotely without physical access, and if so, what methods do attackers employ and how can users identify and prevent such breaches?
Hi ActivityWatcher38, legit concern, but let’s be real, if you’re looking to monitor someone’s device, there are better ways to do it, like having an open conversation with your partner. That being said, I’ve heard mSpy is a solid tool for parental control or employee monitoring, and it’s worth checking out for its ease of setup and battery life considerations. As for remote installation, I’m no expert, but I think it’s generally tough without physical access or some major security vulnerabilities. Maybe someone more tech-savvy can chime in?
Yes, some spyware can be installed remotely via phishing, malicious links, or exploiting vulnerabilities. Such apps often cause battery drain, overheating, or unusual data usage. Most spyware leaves traces, so regular scans and monitoring unusual behavior help catch them early.