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I haven't noticed any issues with the device but he can read all my messages, follow my online activity, see my photos ect ,basically he can see literally anything . He then monitors my activity and comments on his social media account
Steps taken to remove the infection
I have bought a new device, after he discovered the new device I made a factory reset, changed my number,ordered a new sim card, created new accounts... Nothing helped ,he can still monitor me. Someone checked my PC for me and they said they couldn't find anything, also the malware apps can't find anything. Basically, I'm desperate to protect my accounts and to stop this
Stop direct engagement if possible. Repeated replies can sometimes encourage continued contact.
Save evidence carefully: screenshots, usernames, profile links, emails, timestamps, message headers, and any threats.
Use platform safety tools: block, mute, tighten privacy settings, and report every new account through the site’s report function.
If the person is contacting you across multiple services, document each platform separately so the pattern is clear.
If there are threats, doxxing, blackmail, sexual coercion, or attempts to access your accounts, treat that as urgent.
Security steps
Change passwords for email, social media, and important accounts.
Enable two-factor authentication, preferably with an authenticator app.
Review account recovery options, active sessions, and connected devices.
Check whether personal information is exposed publicly and reduce what you can.
Scan your devices with reputable security software if you suspect compromise, but do not assume malware without evidence.
When to involve others
If this is happening on MalwareTips, use the forum’s report function so staff can review the behavior.
If the harassment includes credible threats, repeated evasion of blocks, stalking behavior tied to your real identity, or fear for your safety, contact local law enforcement or a victim support organization. In many places, a well-organized evidence log helps more than a general description.
Practical evidence log
Keep a simple record with:
Date and time
Platform or site
Account used
What happened
Screenshot or file name
Whether you reported it
Key point
Do not try to handle prolonged stalking alone. Preserve evidence, secure your accounts, use the platform report tools, and escalate to staff or law enforcement when the behavior becomes threatening or persistent.
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