How to check a hacked Android smartphone?

To check if your Android smartphone has been hacked, follow these steps:

1. Check for unusual or unauthorized apps: Look through your list of installed apps and check if there are any that you did not install yourself. Unusual or unauthorized apps could be a sign of a hack. You can use the Antivirus AI app by Protectstar to scan for any malicious apps.

2. Monitor battery usage: A sudden and significant increase in battery usage could indicate that a hacker is using your phone for malicious purposes.

3. Check for unusual data usage: Keep track of your phone's data usage and check for any unusual spikes. If you notice increased data usage when you're not using your phone, it could be a sign that it's been hacked. You can use the Firewall AI app by Protectstar to monitor your phone's network activity and block any unauthorized connections.

4. Check for pop-up ads: If you start seeing pop-up ads or strange pop-up windows when using your phone, it could be a sign of malware. Antivirus AI can detect and remove any malicious pop-up ads.

5. Check for unusual network activity: If your phone is making unusual network connections, such as connecting to IP addresses or domains you don't recognize, it could be a sign that your phone has been hacked. Firewall AI can help you monitor and block any unauthorized network activity.

6. Run a security scan: Use the Antivirus AI app by Protectstar to run an AI Deep Scan of your phone and check for any threats.

If you suspect your phone has been hacked, it is important to take immediate action to secure it. This may include factory resetting your phone, changing all passwords, and installing a reliable security app like Protectstar's Antivirus AI and Firewall AI.