They always have their location on so it would update if they're online but it hasn't updated since they slept. I was really dumb and sent a message before checking if it said they had opened my messages. Could this be a bug or could it be something else? Is there a way to check if my messages were seen after I sent fresh messages?
I have a Samsung A54. I woke up with Google Meet already opened as if I closed my phone while using it. I never use Meet. For context, I got a call yesterday on Meet which I didn't answer as I am on my brother's account and his friends call him on there. I then disabled notifications. Refreshed the app and never opened it again.
This morning I woke up with it opened. My guess is that since it is a system app it bugged and opened it since it couldn't deliver an overlay notification and i got another call. I'm just confused as to why it was already opened rather than waiting and opening after I enter my lockscreen code. How do I stop this from happening? Is it a known bug?
For the past few months, I've lived with a constant feeling of anxiety and paranoia due to "weird" things happening on my phone. It felt like almost every morning I'd wake up to something "misplaced" or turned on without my prior knowledge. It always seems to exclusively happen when I'm asleep. At the start it was minor things such as my lockscreen clock being moved ever so slightly to the point where i notice it has moved, my phone getting weirdly hot in my pocket, the battery randomly draining without me using it for a while, a random link which i didn't save randomly appearing in my clipboard or my battery randomly being better at times and worse at other times. Today, I noticed that I am randomly connected to a VPN after opening my phone and seeing the key icon at the top. I haven't used the VPN for days at that point and it randomly seemed to connect while I was asleep despite my auto connect being off. Every time something dodgy happens I basically lose my appetite completely. This has caused me to lose a considerable amount of weight across these few months with me already being on the very low end of a "healthy BMI". I seem to forget about it for a couple days, then something else happens which sends me spiraling once again. It has been a vicious loop and the fact that it almost exclusively happens while I'm sleeping sends be into a constant state of anxiety. I've been so stressed to where I'm always starting my morning throwing up acid from the anxiety of my device being compromised. It may be worth mentioning that I live in Lebanon in an area with a considerable Muslim population which effectively makes me a target to the government of the country under Lebanon, especially during this conflict my country is in. Honestly, any advice is appreciated as I am really exhausted of this whole thing. It has severely impacted my life to where I'm essentially afraid to go to sleep due to the fear of something else happening once again, leading me to stay up until 9am nearly every day and missing my uni lectures for 3 months straight. I end up doomscrolling and watching YouTube until past sunrise because its basically the only way I could find to pretty much "turn my brain off" to some degree. As soon as i think I'm done with one thing, the next thing appears. I often find myself avoiding using my phone for ages but eventually having to use it as I need to stay in contact with my loved ones and get my mind off things. It has gotten to the point where if I'm watching a video and the playback glitches, I have to rewind that part multiple times to make sure its a glitch in the video and not me being tampered with. It honestly just feels like someone is taking the piss out of me every night when I'm asleep just to send me spiraling once again. If these things happened whilst I'm actively using my phone I might be able to brush them off as software glitches, but the fact that it exclusively happens while I'm sleeping makes it feel like someone is taking the piss out of me for the fun of it. Any advice would be appreciated.
(The comment about the "country under Lebanon" is not meant to be political. )