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I think your user is well and truly screwed through her own foolishness. <br />
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She should hard reset the phone and let the data on it go south with the reset. Then, yes by all means today or yesterday (at least immediately) change the phone number.
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I think your user is well and truly screwed through her own foolishness.

She should hard reset the phone and let the data on it go south with the reset. Then, yes by all means today or yesterday (at least immediately) change the phone number.

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We have a user let someone on a train borrowing her Android phone. <br />
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After that, this guy know exactly wherever she goes and he also knows her home address.<br />
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She has already uninstall a lot of unnecessary apps and even her Facebook app. &nbsp;<br />
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Besides changing her phone number, what can she do? &nbsp;Anyone know why that could happen?<br />
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Please advise.
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We have a user let someone on a train borrowing her Android phone. 

After that, this guy know exactly wherever she goes and he also knows her home address.

She has already uninstall a lot of unnecessary apps and even her Facebook app.  

Besides changing her phone number, what can she do?  Anyone know why that could happen?

Please advise.

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