About Who Touched My Phone
Who Touched My Phone is an iPhone security app that records who handles your phone and defends it against theft. Its core feature takes an intruder selfie with the front camera the moment the screen wakes and keeps it in a timestamped log. A Don't Touch My Phone motion alarm sounds a siren if the phone is moved or tilted, with a library of 10 alarm sounds, and a fake lock screen with five decoy themes secretly photographs anyone who tries to use it.
Other alarms cover specific situations: a public charging alarm sounds if the cable is unplugged until your PIN is entered, an airplane mode alarm with a 3, 5 or 10 second grace period reacts when a thief switches it on, and a pickpocket alert uses the proximity sensor when the phone is pulled from a pocket or bag. A Face Guard AI monitor warns if an unrecognized face looks at the screen, and an anti-spy checklist reviews permissions, connected devices and network status. Apple Watch support shows live alerts, and the app offers 26 languages. It is free to download with in-app purchases.
Key features
- Intruder selfie with timestamped history
- Motion alarm with 10 sound choices
- Fake lock screen decoys with photo capture
- Charging cable unplug alarm
- Airplane mode alarm with grace period
- Pickpocket alert using the proximity sensor
- Face Guard monitor for unknown viewers
- Apple Watch live alerts
Good fit for
- Protecting a phone left on an office desk
- Deterring theft on crowded trains
Who Touched My Phone: questions and answers
- What is Who Touched My Phone used for?
- Who Touched My Phone is an iPhone anti-snoop and anti-theft app that takes intruder selfies, sounds motion, pocket and charger alarms, shows a fake lock screen and supports Apple Watch alerts. It is a good fit for protecting a phone left on an office desk and deterring theft on crowded trains.
- Is Who Touched My Phone free?
- Yes. Who Touched My Phone has a free plan.
- Is Who Touched My Phone open source?
- No. Who Touched My Phone is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Security category, open-source options include uBlock Origin, Cryptomator and VeraCrypt.
- What are some alternatives to Who Touched My Phone?
- Other SaaS products in the Security category include Nomoads, Spy Camera Scanner and Zero Note.
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