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The article contained warnings and real situations regarding the dangers of electronic espionage through mobile phones, featuring a scene from a drama series to provoke debate about the ease of hacking and methods of protection. It emphasized that cybersecurity experts believe that hacking mainly depends on the permissions granted by applications, such as access to photos, location, and the camera. Signs of hacking include battery drain, the appearance of unknown applications, and device sluggishness. They recommended reviewing app permissions, deleting unnecessary ones, avoiding suspicious links, using trusted software, activating two-factor authentication, and performing a reset if a breach is suspected. The article also pointed out that Egyptian law criminalizes privacy violations and stressed that awareness requires careful handling of applications and permissions to avoid espionage.
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