What he said. As for someone who was able to route calls from getting to you. That would require the other person to have had physical access to the phone.

and got caught in land down under..

Good point Hooker...

Here's the link for you..

http://mobile-encryption-software-review.toptenreviews.com/

You can do some reading yourself. I don't have any first hand knowledge about securing smartphone..

BTW, are you Snowden's ex-gf? LMAO

They are a POS.

Mine is always turning itself on and off on its own, and doing other similar stuff that it shouldn't.

I like 'Lookout Security' which can be downloaded in the Google Play Store on Android phones....not sure about other operating systems though. It runs real time scans on your phone, checks webpages for safety before you go on them, and has other features, such as after three failed attempts for the password, your phone will be wiped clean & a picture will be taken of whoever took your phone, & sent to your e-mail, lol. If your phone is lost, you can also activate it to "scream" from your laptop....even if the battery is dead, & trace its location online. There are also ways to encrypt your cell phone.... but from what I've read, the encryption only kicks in if your phone is off first... most people don't walk around with their cell phones turned off.... so not 100% sure on that one.  

You can download and install a program called lookout, it provides virus protection and back-up. Probably other programs out there but there is a free version of this program.