¿Quién ha cogido mi móvil?

Who touched my phone? (WTMP)
Who has taken my mobile? Who unlocks? Who tried to unlock?

How does it work?
1) Open the application and press the button. Then close the application and lock your device;
2) User has unlocked the device or has tried to do so. The application starts generating the report (photo, list of applications executed);
3) The device screen turns off. Application saves the report. And so on;
4) User tries to unlock the device several times. Application saves the report;
5) Check reports in the app and sync them to the cloud;


Why does WTMP need to be an administrator?

WTMP needs administrator rights to control unsuccessful unlock attempts. Android only detects a password or pattern as wrong if it has at least 4 digits / characters or pattern dots.


How to remove the application from my phone if it has administrator rights?

Google says: "… To uninstall an existing device management app, users must unregister the app as administrator." This can be done in the Android settings. For your convenience, we created a delete button within the application itself. Click the uninstall button in the application settings.


Will WTMP erase all data on my phone if too many unsuccessful unlock attempts?

WTMP will never erase any data from your phone. The application uses administrator rights only to monitor failed unlock attempts. Android is so designed that when you request administrator rights, it displays a warning with the text “… or deletes all your data if too many incorrect passwords are entered”. The warning you see is just an immutable standard message provided by the Android system.