You hacked into my phone?

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"Are you Alex?" the figure asked, their voice low and deliberate.

“Yes,” he replied, eyes scanning the surroundings, ready to bolt if necessary. The atmosphere pulsed with tension, a veil of secrecy hanging between them. “Who are you?”

“Consider me a friend in the realm of information. You’ve been curious about the surveillance project at Crescent Technologies, haven’t you?”

Alex froze for a split second. His colleagues had whispered about suspicious activities within the company—intellectual property theft, personal data breaches—but he had brushed it aside as office gossip. “What do you know?”

The figure took a step closer, their dark silhouette breaking into the telegram data faint light from a distant streetlamp. “All the details, but first, you need to understand the importance of privacy, and the power Telegram grants us.” They opened their hands, revealing a small, sleek device—a smartphone.

Alex’s breath hitched. “”

“No, but your curiosity can be a double-edged sword. You’re not the only one interested in security; others are watching you, too. This project will expose everything—your data, your life. And they’ll silence anyone who gets too close.”

“What do you mean, ‘silence’?” Fear tinged his voice as he stepped back, instinctively reaching for his own phone.

“They have access to everything—your calls, your chats. But you can reclaim your control.” The figure’s voice dropped to a whisper. “Use the privacy settings. You can challenge them, Alex. Enable ‘Secret Chats’ and set a timer for messages to self-destruct. Utilize ‘Locked Chats’ to keep files away from prying eyes. Be smarter than them.”

Alex’s mind raced. In the realm of virtual interaction, he was a knight maneuvering in a world fraught with unseen enemies. “How do I find this information?” He knew the risks but felt an overwhelming urge to protect himself—and others. He needed to act.