Unusual activities on any accounts linked to the phone in question can be a sign that your phone has been tapped. If a hacker has access to your phone, they also have access to its accounts – from social media to email to various lifestyle or productivity apps. This could reveal itself in activity on your accounts, such as resetting a password, sending emails, marking unread emails that you don’t remember reading, or signing up for new accounts whose verification emails land in your inbox. In this case, you could be at risk for identity fraud, where criminals open new accounts or lines of credit in your name, using information taken from your breached accounts. It’s a good idea to change your passwords – without updating them on your phone – before running a security sweep on your phone itself.

Poverty fosters anger in a poor person, this can lead them to become sadistic even if they are naturally not sadistic. The anger of being poor, not being able to cater for the family, not being able to afford basic health care, insurance, basic shelter and feeding, all those can cause a person to become sadistic, especially towards people who seem to have in abundance. It stems from the question “what are they doing better?” “Why am I poor and they’re rich?”