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Been hacked.

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Barry
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I currently done a factory reset on my mobile device which is an Android due to being hacked. I have distance myself from old accounts and deleted them and still he manages to get into my device. This leads me to believe that he is clone my SIM card so I have ordered another SIM card and a different carrier. I have got different things going on including making an app. Is there anything else that I can do to make sure that I keep him out of my phone? Thank you Barry Boyd

I currently done a factory reset on my mobile device which is an Android due to being hacked. I have distance myself from old accounts and deleted them and still he manages to get into my device. This leads me to believe that he is clone my SIM card so I have ordered another SIM card and a different carrier. I have got different things going on including making an app. Is there anything else that I can do to make sure that I keep him out of my phone? Thank you Barry Boyd

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Paul
Paul
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Hi

This does not sound like an issue with Firefox for Android but is something that your telephone service provider should be able to help you with.