You can install an application on almost any modern smartphone that will take a picture with the front camera whenever someone makes an unsuccessful attempt to log in and gain access to the gadget. The photo can be immediately sent to your email or other device.
Most often, such images depict the owners of the devices themselves, accidentally typing the wrong code. But if the smartphone is suddenly stolen, then you can get a photo of the attacker and transfer it to law enforcement agencies. Or, say, someone close to you decided to secretly use your phone - then you have the right to shame a curious relative by showing him proof of his unsuccessful hacking attempt.
However, sometimes a completely different picture may come, in which … a guest from the other world, for some unknown reason, wished to turn on your smartphone.
The ghostly guest did not know the password
A resident of the United States, who decided to open only his name to Internet users, writes that he faced just such an unpleasant problem at the beginning of the summer. Brian currently lives alone in a two-story house. On June 18, he left his main phone on the first floor and went to bed on the second. In the morning, the man noticed that he received a dark photo on his spare device, sent by the CM Security application from his main smartphone.
At first, the American thought that someone had climbed into his house at night and tried to use a smartphone. Nevertheless, having thoroughly searched his home, he did not find the slightest traces of penetration there. Then Brian became interested in the resulting picture. He transferred it to the computer and lightened it in a photo editor. The result was truly creepy: the retouched photograph showed a human head with large black eyes, glowing white pupils, and thick, high hair. The nose, forehead, and cheeks of the alleged ghost can be clearly seen.
Brian writes, “I don't know what to do. Apparently, there were no other people in the house, but someone took my phone and entered the wrong password, after which the application took a picture of the intruder. I've always believed in ghosts and was not particularly afraid of them, but now I'm really scared to be alone at home. Why did he decide to designate his presence this way? Could it be that this is some kind of evil phantom who wants to harm me?"
The man promised to keep other netizens informed about the matter, but did not write again. We can only hope that nothing supernatural happened in his house during these two months. And he himself is still alive …
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