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Pegasus  row has once again brought mobile spying fears to the fore. While ordinary netizens need not fear spying tools like Pegasus, there are other hacking and spying software and apps they need to be cautious of.  While some of these apps try to steal financial information in your phone, some others try to seek complete control over the phone including photo gallery, calls, messages and more. These spying apps and tools by their very nature hide themselves inside the devices and cannot be easily found, there are signs that you can look for which tell you that you may be spied upon or your phone has been hacked. 1. Phone's battery is draining faster than usual If your phone's battery is draining faster than usual, malware and fraudulent apps may be using malicious code that tends to drain a lot of power. However, before you jump to conclusion, check the number of apps running in the background. Too many apps running in the background also eat battery.

Battlegrounds Mobile India JULY Update(1.5.0) PATCH NOTES Update is now released and you can update through Google Play Store Size of Update - 410 - 450 MB (varies with device) New weapon:  MG3 It uses the 7.62 ammo and magazine that can hold up to 75 bullets with each reload   You can also choose between the 660 or 990 rpm modes for the MG3.   The firepower is fast and continuous however, the reload time takes a little longer.  The MG3 has a bipod that will automatically deploy when you lay prone, this helps improve stability and aim. Now that the MG3 has been added to airdrops, the M249 will be removed from airdrops and will spawn on the ground throughout the map in Classic Mode.  The MG3 takes the place of the M249 in the supply crate. Throwing Healing Consumables   Now it's possible to ask team members far away to throw you the healing consumable!   You can now use/replace items from the trajectory slot by dragging the medicine/throwing objec