[joditip]

Somehow my husband always seems to hack into my account he's trying to pull up deleted files trying to read deleted messages looking at my browser history Etc I changed my password but where I had used his phone before and did not log out he is somehow getting in my account he studies Microsoft to hack into my phone I need a way to secure my phone do I need a firewall will a firewall keep him and others like him out of my

[ManiacJoe]

Make sure you not only changed the password/PIN on your phone, but also all your social media accounts, email accounts, messaging accounts.

Check the account settings for each account to make sure that his phone/email is not listed as one of the emergency/recovery contacts.

[Dano1200r]

While he had your phone, he could have installed anyone of dozens of Spyware and made an account directly in your Gmail. I would factory reset the phone. Go to a desktop and save the emails you want to a new account that you will access after the reset. New username, password. Physically enter your contacts and calender. Delete everything then deactivate the Google account permanently. You'll have a new email address, and maybe solve the problem. Getting a new phone on top of this would be great. Never sign into any old mail accounts with the new phone.

[hallux]

The other thing you can do is force all previous sessions to authenticate after changing your password. This will force other devices to reauthenticate with your new credentials.

[Dano1200r]

The other thing you can do is force all previous sessions to authenticate after changing your password. This will force other devices to reauthenticate with your new credentials.

And use 2 factor authentication this time!

[Dano1200r]

And use 2 factor authentication this time!