Today, while watching a UA-cam video on my Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G, the left half of the video portion was covered with a pinkish/orangish screen with the words "MICROWAVE SPY CAMERA 1.XXXX" (where xxxx was 4 digits that I don't remember). After about 20 seconds, I clicked the next video and the exact same thing occurred. I then clicked back to the previous video and the video didn't have this "notice". Then I returned to the new video and it was no longer there either! I played one more completely different video and it wasn't on it either. I tried to look in the developer options for how to see active programs running and it listed about 20, but nothing that stood out as suspicious. I just now put the phone in airplane mode. How can I inspect my phone for evidence of this "screen notice"? Maybe some kind of cache files containing the "screen notice" or whatever? Is there a way to get a dump of ALL processes running before it's too late and it terminates, or the cache gets deleted?
Processes will automatically show up if the trace loads properly. You can check if there are processes by typing ":" in the search box to activate sql commands, and then enter "select * from process". If the table is empty there were no processes loaded.
Is it backward compatible on the json format used by chrome://tracing? If not is there any documentation on the supported format? Thanks.
Today, while watching a UA-cam video on my Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G, the left half of the video portion was covered with a pinkish/orangish screen with the words "MICROWAVE SPY CAMERA 1.XXXX" (where xxxx was 4 digits that I don't remember). After about 20 seconds, I clicked the next video and the exact same thing occurred. I then clicked back to the previous video and the video didn't have this "notice". Then I returned to the new video and it was no longer there either!
I played one more completely different video and it wasn't on it either.
I tried to look in the developer options for how to see active programs running and it listed about 20, but nothing that stood out as suspicious.
I just now put the phone in airplane mode.
How can I inspect my phone for evidence of this "screen notice"? Maybe some kind of cache files containing the "screen notice" or whatever? Is there a way to get a dump of ALL processes running before it's too late and it terminates, or the cache gets deleted?
Can anyone help with this problem?
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How can we select process in new UI?
Processes will automatically show up if the trace loads properly. You can check if there are processes by typing ":" in the search box to activate sql commands, and then enter "select * from process". If the table is empty there were no processes loaded.