They can also be seen by anyone who can pick up your phone and sift through it. Your chats can be accessed by police, the FBI, and spy agencies like the NSA. Your phone company, internet provider, and the corporations that make the apps you use to communicate can spy on what you say. Unfortunately, most ways that people communicate with their phones - voice calls, SMS messages, email, Facebook, Skype, Hangouts, etc. The list goes on.įortunately, privacy is a fundamental human right. You might be dating someone new and not want your coworkers to find out. You might send private selfies to your partner that you don’t want anyone else to see. You might talk to your friends about attending a protest, getting an abortion, or buying a gun. You might discuss something with a lawyer. There are others you might worry about too: You might want to apply for a job without your current employer finding out. Criminals might be interested as well, especially when you send someone a password or credit card number. Whether your private conversations are personal, professional, or political, what you say or type into your phone may be of interest to snooping governments, both foreign and domestic.
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