SENSOR WATCH™ shows you which apps used your microphone or camera, which apps sent data off your phone, where it went, and how the two line up in time. It names the app most likely responsible and says why. It runs entirely on your phone: no account, no analytics, no server. It reads where your traffic goes, never what it contains. Nothing goes to CYBERINE. Attribution by AdaptEdgeML™ with DataiNetX™, on the device.
Android reports when a microphone or camera comes into use and when that use ends. The app records the sensor, the duration, and whether the screen was on, off or locked.
Through a local VPN interface you turn on, the app sees each connection other apps make: the app, the destination, the amount of data, the time.
Data that left the phone during a sensor's use, and in the minute after, is shown beside it. A timing link — labelled as one.
AdaptEdgeML™ weighs what the phone already knows and names the app most likely responsible, with its reasons. Likely, never proof.
SENSOR WATCH™ sets up a local VPN on your phone — with your consent and with no server of ours — so it can show you which apps sent data and where. It reads where your traffic goes, never what it contains, and forwards everything unchanged. Nothing goes to CYBERINE.
When a sensor came into use, for how long, and whether the screen was on, off or locked at the time. Every entry stays in the Alert Report for 30 days.
AdaptEdgeML™ with DataiNetX™ weighs what the phone already knows and names the likely app with its reasons. Android does not say which app is using a sensor, so this is a timing link, never proof.
Every connection other apps make through the monitor: the app, the destination, how much, when. Forwarded unchanged; nothing blocked, slowed or altered.
Your own touch, a push wake-up, incoming data, or nothing at all: the likely cause of each connection, so you can tell a tap you made from a wake-up you didn't.
What went through the monitor and what went around it, from Android's own counters. Carrier calls and texts, Wi-Fi calling, hotspot and some system traffic do not pass through it. The app never claims to see everything.
Encrypted record, excluded from backups, gone when you uninstall. Your answers — Expected, Seen before, Watch — teach the app what is normal on your phone and never leave it.
Each sensor use with its duration, screen state, the likely app, and the data that left during it — plus what went around the monitor, from Android's own count. Trust, but verify through the Timeline.
Microphone and camera use in order, each entry worded as probable, with what was sent while the sensor was in use and the live feed of connections above it.
Every app with its permissions and records, filtered by Mic/Cam, Bypassed, Flagged or Sensor Use — including the apps that came with the phone.
Turn the tour on and tap anything to learn what it does. Here it explains the paths picture: one lane through the monitor, one for each path around it.
Monitor only: it blocks nothing and alters nothing. Powered by AdaptEdgeML™, fueled by DataiNetX™, on the device.
It does not block, filter, slow or alter traffic. Every connection is forwarded unchanged.
It does not scan, rate or accuse other apps. What it shows is likely, never a finding about an app or its maker.
It removes nothing itself. When you want to act, it opens Android's own permission and uninstall screens.