Who Touched My Phone: Intruder

Device security utility to log incorrect password attempts and unauthorized device access. Who Touched My Phone operates as a monitoring utility for your Android device, designed to document when your phone is accessed or when an incorrect authentication attempt occurs. When a user enters an incorrect password, PIN, or pattern lock, the application records the event and utilizes the front-facing camera to capture a photograph of the individual attempting access. Core Utility Features: Failed Attempt Logging: Monitors the lock screen for failed authentication events and automatically generates a timestamped log. Photo Capture: Uses the front-facing camera to capture an image when a wrong password, PIN, or pattern is entered. Access History Log: Provides a localized, historical record of unsuccessful unlock events within the application. Low System Impact: Runs efficiently in the background without causing excessive battery drain or requiring high processing overhead. Functional Mechanics & Privacy Protocols: Local Data Storage: All captured photographs and access logs are saved exclusively within your device's local storage. The application does not upload your images or personal data to external servers. Standard System Event Monitoring: Uses standard Android operating system APIs to recognize system wake and authentication failure signals. Simple Interface: Offers a clean, functional layout for reviewing access logs, sorting events by date, and managing stored images. Intended Use Cases: For users who want to identify if someone is attempting to bypass their device lock screen. For users looking to maintain a historical log of when their device is being unlocked or used. For anyone seeking an extra layer of localized operational awareness for their mobile device. (Note: This application requires Device Administrator or equivalent standard permissions to monitor lock screen validation events accurately. It operates within the standard security boundaries defined by the Android operating system and does not interfere with your default device lock mechanism or wipe device data)